Domains, what to do with them?

[Alan]

Over the years I have collected a dozen or so domains, initial with SEO EMD purpose, later with SEO PBN intent.

I have a couple coming up for renewal shortly and I'm wondering what to do with them? I'm thinking that perhaps I should invest time and try and do some niche affiliate marketing, make them earn a living, or perhaps I should just dismiss them for gross misconduct, I doubt if anyone would like to TUPE them

 

[webhostuk]

Try your shot on DNForum or Flippa or SEDO if you can sell them and get something out if it.

 

[Scott@KarmaContent]

I may be interested Alan depending upon what they are and if they're the right price of course. PM me the names if you like.

 

[Alan]

Try your shot on DNForum or Flippa or SEDO if you can sell them and get something out if it.

I had a few on SEDO with no bites (at minimum values)

As I said the vast majority are worthless wholesale. The is one gem, but I'm not sure I want to get rid of that, it cost me thousands so I keep thinking I can get value out of it.

 

[Luc Durand]

Not sure why anyone would want to buy any of your domains if you say yourself they are worthless. To make money out of them i would suggest you add value to a few of them by creating legit sites and build authority to them. Then you will have something to sale.

 

[webgeek]

Add some content, optimise, get the rankings and traffic - then monetise.

I parked domain has a fraction of the value of one with domain authority, page authority, trust flow, rankings, traffic...

 

[Alan]

A vast number of them have sites, content & some level of authority - but not much ( e.g. DA12 PA 19 or DA29 PA 40) and get very few visitors organically.

Perhaps I just don't know how to build sites that either attract visitors or attract purchasers.

 

[StevePoster]

Separate the most number of visitors and some domains that there are no use sell them then focus on the remaining domains. Decide what's the best thing to do, re-establish to monetize or sell.

 

[Alan]

Although I have notionally been doing SEO for 10 years or so with varied results and varied techniques and pretty conversant with basic onpage SEO ( keyword research through title / alts / technical aspects / redirect / internal linking etc etc ) I'm wondering if Tin's course would add any value to a 'non beginner' like me?

 

[TJ Bakewell]

Please send them me over