Let me guess, you have no problem buyings domains at a lightning-fast pace, yet struggle to no end to sell the same domains, right?

The bad news is that I’m no miracle worker. So that means I’m not of much help to you if you’ve purchased domains no one else wants. The only miracle of a recommendation I can make is to simply drop your names and start over — especially if you’ve you listed on major aftermarket platforms like Dan.com, Afternic.com, Sedo.com, and SquadHelp.com.

However, the good news is that today’s podcast aims to equip and empower you with proven outbound strategies and best practices — if you’re willing to put in the effort and work. Don’t expect anyone else to work a miracle for you and you’re not willing to do so yourself.

Today’s podcast guests, Jason Eisler, and Yogi Solanki, have put (and continue to do so) in countless hours tirelessly refining their domain outbound strategies daily.

Most domain investors are often small fish in an ever expanding sea of domain names. While most domain investors operate portfolios of 2,500 and less domains, there are many well-known investors and firms with tens or hundreds of thousands — Mike Mann, Huge Domains, BuyDomains.com, to name a few.

Here’s a look at the top 5 podcasts for Kickstart Commerce in September, ranked by number of downloads:

Today’s podcast guest reminds of a NFL Hall of Famer’s quote from not too long ago:

“If you look good, you feel good. If you feel good, you play good. If you play good, they pay good.”

I often state that domain investing is not for the faint of heart. While sounding simple in nature, domain investing can be as complex as the technical trading of stocks.

But then again, there can’t be that much complexity to buying and flipping domain names, right? What could be more complex? Enter lead generation development of domains.

Lead generation development makes the complexities of domain investing look like child’s play. It’s one thing to buy and flip domains, and a completely different story to buy and develop domains, especially when it’s 10,000 websites developed. And yes, I made no mistake in stating 10,000 websites!

It’s one thing to negotiate and sell a domain name for cash, yet something different altogether negotiate, sell, and transact using bitcoin.

And the most interesting thing about this jackpot-of-a-domain-sale is that it was an .IO domain. Let that sink in.

Global and local tourism has certainly been greatly impacted in ways that will never go back to what it once was.

In fact, it’s been predicted that global passenger traffic (revenue passenger kilometers or RPKs) will not return to pre-COVID 19 levels until 2024, a year later than previously projected — as cited by the International Air Transport Association (IATA).

And if it’s greatly impacted global travel, then one could only imagine the abysmal impact it’ll have on the local touring scene throughout the world.