Any success selling domains via twitter to end users?

[net communer]

Have you had any success identifying, reaching, making sales to end users via Twitter?

Tx

[Webwork]

Thinking outside the box (my cranium), Twitter has been around for many years (in interweb time) and during that time I haven't seen "a report" - which is much less than "many reports" - that Twitter has been used successfully in "identifying, reaching, making sales to endusers".

It's POSSIBLE that in one or two or three cases Twitter has played a role in moving a domain. That's not the kind of data that would support spending time using Twitter to market domains. YMMV.

[n0tSEO]

Yes, I have, but to users I already had a relationship with.

There's an understandable degree of diffidence on social media.

However, I had plenty of success (for cheap sales) on the NameCheap marketplace and on forums. :)

[Webwork]

n0tSEO - By saying "I already had a relationship with them" do you mean you used Twitter to move inventory to other domainers / domain speculators?

[n0tSEO]

I mean domain buyers (not speculators, just webmasters looking to buy a new domain for cheaps) I had already talked to (or developed professional/personal relationships with) in the past.

Yes, they found my ads on Twitter, DM'd me (if they were among my followers) or emailed me and I got the domain moved to them.

[Webwork]

FWIW n0tSEO, I just scanned your Twitter feed. I saw references to you offering for sale / flipping domains for $10.00, mostly .info domains, some of which incorporated trademarks.

I guess if anyone is working / hustling the ~$10.00+ market Twitter may provide a degree of access to buyers.

I tend to have my greatest success when people reach out to me. Indeed, I have yet to do any outreach.

[n0tSEO]

How do you plan to do outreach?

That might spark an interesting discussion. :)

[buckworks]

Webwork's method of outreach is to acquire domains of such high quality that people come to him begging to buy! :)