Mastering domain investing across quality, quantity, and time with Alex Verdea.

Even a broken clock is right twice a day. Many domain investors unknowingly commit to this is a very deadly and costly approach to domain investing.

Whether hand registering domains or buying domains via forums or auction platforms, this “spray and pray” approach to domain investing costs to the tune of thousands.

Not everyone can be a Yogi Solanki and enter into domain investing, having sold 15+ domains in his first 60 days.

Sure, you’ll manage to sell a handful of domains along the way, but your overall domain portfolio health and key indicators are likely to pale in comparison to professional domain investors.

After all, the average sale-through rate of average domain investors is somewhere between 1-3% annually.

And putting pen to paper leads a person to discover that 1 out of every 100 domains in a portfolio is sold.

Most domain sales are anywhere between $1,000 to $5,000, mostly likely $2,500. Even only selling one means a portfolio of 100 leaves one in the red by $5,000 or more per year.

In a recent podcast, I chatted briefly with Alex Verdea, a long-time domain investor and the founder of the AudiencePortal.com Domain Marketplace.

Alex and I discuss how an early career in sales at Radio Shack paved the way for his entry into domain investing. In addition, Alex explains how refining his strategy of “quality, quantity, and time” led to laser-focused domain investing across 4 industries.

Most importantly, Alex reveals the one game-changing thing every domain investor needs sooner rather than later.

It’s truly an insightful episode, especially for those who are considering entering into domain investing or those domain investors who are ready to close the gap on quality, quantity, and timing to realize more consistent, profitable domain sales. Hit play and enjoy!