I just published a completely hopium-free guide to selling a domain name. There is some history here. In 2018, I wrote a nine-part guide on DN Geek that reached the first page of Google within a few months. I later sold DN Geek, the guide disappeared, and so did the ranking. Its framework lived on, though. Search for “how to sell a domain name” today and quite a few results will look strangely familiar. Eight years and hundreds of domain sales later, I decided to write it again from scratch. This guide won’t tell you what most domain owners want to hear. The fact that you love your domain doesn’t make it valuable. The business idea you once had for it doesn’t add to the price. An automated appraisal is not proof of value. Listing a domain on a marketplace doesn’t create demand... Sometimes a great domain needs years to find the right buyer. Sometimes the price is wrong. And sometimes the domain simply isn’t as good as you think. Knowing the difference is what selling domain names is really about. If you own domain names you want to sell, whether it’s one or a thousand, I think this is worth reading: efty.com/seller-guide/post/5…