Sedo recently entered the expired domain name auction business. I was just informed that the company made it easier for users to search for expiry inventory without having to sort through other types of inventory listed for sale on Sedo (BIN, make offer, private auction…etc.). The dedicated expiry auction page can be found here: https://expiringdomains.sedo.com.
On this expiry page within Sedo’s website, users can search for domain names with several filters. It looks like the company is importing data from Majestic and Google, which has information such as popularity and search volume. Users can also export auction lists to upload them to their preferred evaluation tools if that is preferred.
One thing users will notice is a button for “Expert Mode” and “Basic Mode,” with basic being the default. When searching with “expert” mode, there are more search options and filters.
Here is some additional information Sedo shared with me:
“As you may be already aware, 2,000 new domains are added daily to the Expiring Domains inventory, enabling customers to always have the opportunity to find some real domain gems that already have a backlink profile and existing traffic. Starting bids for these auctions are just $79, allowing almost anyone the opportunity to buy valuable domains at low cost.
Some of you have already helped test this new feature and for that we are very grateful. And in the very near future we will be introducing additional useful features, so it definitely pays to visit https://expiringdomains.sedo.com regularly! As always we appreciate your ongoing support and should you have any questions or want to provide direct feedback, please let me know.”
I think it would be helpful if Sedo added some of their other filters – such as one and two word domain names.
I have not used Sedo to bid on its expiry auctions, but I will definitely check it out.
And in the very near future we will be introducing additional useful features, so it definitely pays to visit https://expiringdomains.com regularly!
Sending traffic to a GoDaddy landing page is a nice touch. Thanks Sedo!
Love,
Your friends in sunny Arizona
Apologies! That was supposed to be https://expiringdomains.sedo.com like in the earlier part of the release. Thanks for pointing that out.
-Sedo
Can you guys find a way to get the list emailed out every day to members? It would make a lot of sense and actually get you more buyers. I would love to see the list, its just you guys are last on anyone’s priority being so now without a daily reminder like everyone else offers.
Yes, this is definitely in our “wish list” of items to incorporate into this product. We’ll definitely keep you posted and very much appreciate this feedback.
What registrar are they selling expired domains for?
Hello Sedo,
Good to see some innovation from Sedo! I have one question hope one of you guys from Sedo can answer. Are you still working on ad free landing page ( ad-free FOR SALE landing page)?
Thanks
Good one Linda, when I had domains pointed with Sedo i remember the most spammy webpages i have ever seen that no one would ever click through. They were the ones that locked your browser, so lame!
To answer your question about where these names came from, they’re mainly sourced from 1&1 Ionos (previously 1&1 Domains).
About the ad free parking page, let me get back to you on that. I need to get an update from our Parking team.
Thanks for the great questions,
Sedo
Thanks Sedo for update. I live in Europe, have most of my domains listed for sale via Sedo. Since visitors use ad-blocker to their web browsers, they do not see the buy now page at Sedo due to ads.
It was mentioned by Sedo a year ago that they are working on this, but nothing happened. https://domaininvesting.com/invest-in-your-success-afternic-introduces-new-landing-page/
Due to the high demand for ad-free FOR SALE landing pages, new small companies have emerged in recent years, providing simple landing pages. Afternic also have a solution by changing the dns to ns3.afternic.com & ns4.afternic.com
Hope Sedo will update on this soon. Thanks!