Domain Reselling

[Robust]

Domain reselling is the most difficult tasks to under while running a domain business but once your domain was able to sell just one out of others, it will worth your hustle.

 

[Nomad]

Domain reselling is the most difficult tasks to under while running a domain business but once your domain was able to sell just one out of others, it will worth your hustle.

Domain reselling is different from domain flipping. While with domain flipping, you sell already registered domains, when you are a domain reseller, you allow people to register domains through you.

 

[HK World]

Is domain selling also called domain flipping. I was told by some people that I can buy website form some websites and then resell it. I tried it but I quitted because there was no mentor.

Yes, domain selling is also commonly referred to as domain flipping. The term "flipping" implies the practice of buying a domain name with the intention of quickly reselling it at a higher price, similar to how real estate "flippers" buy properties with the intention of reselling them for a profit.

However, it is important to note that domain flipping can also be a risky business as it is subject to market fluctuations and changes in demand for certain types of domain names.

 

[Busybee]

Is domain selling also called domain flipping. I was told by some people that I can buy website form some websites and then resell it. I tried it but I quitted because there was no mentor.

Yes, buying and selling domains is often referred to as domain flipping. It involves purchasing a domain name at a low price, holding onto it for a period of time, and then selling it for a higher price to someone else who is interested in using the domain name for their website. There is some potential to make a profit through domain flipping, but it can also be a risky investment and requires careful research and strategy to be successful, so it is probably for the best to seek a mentor.

By the way how much money you need to start domain reselling?

You can purchase domain names for relatively low prices (sometimes as little as a few dollars), and then work to increase their value over time through marketing, networking, and other tactics. Some domain flippers invest large sums of money in high-value domain names, while others start small and gradually build up their portfolio over time.