Companies that own domain names and operate websites on sub-optimal domain extensions are often the most likely candidate to purchase the better domain name when they can afford it. Squadhelp CEO Darpan Munjal shared a new feature offered by his platform to help make sellers aware of similar developed domain names:
Knowing when other TLDs for your domains have been registered = Good
Knowing when other TLDs for your domains have actually been developed = Even Better
We will now proactively start notifying sellers when someone develops a website for their domain in a different extension
โ Darpan (@darpanmunjal) June 30, 2022
From what I understand, if I was selling Butterscotch.com on Squadhelp and Butterscotch.travel had a developed website on it, Squadhelp would notify me about it. This is a helpful feature because it can help show when a domain name could have greater demand.
The Squadhelp Twitter account shared more information about this feature today:
๐ฅ New Feature Alert ๐ฅ
Receive automatic notifications if a website is developed for any of your domains in a different extension
Ongoing, automatic scanning of your premium and standard listings 24×7! ๐
Learn More ๐ https://t.co/ml80IdWRXk pic.twitter.com/6GIeamISWA
โ Squadhelp (@squadhelp) July 1, 2022
Because Squadhelp-listed domain names are continually monitored, this can help sellers maintain proper pricing based on demand.
I often check development around my domain name keyword when I acquire a domain name. I don’t regularly check this because it can be time consuming with a fairly large domain portfolio. This is a neat feature from Squahelp.
I wanted to list some domains with SH, had to list them standard because they said if it was premium they didn’t want me to list it anywhere else. Well that’s a no for me. If you list them standard they don’t show up on a basic search from what I understand.
Software seems pretty cool, still needs some fixes.
Thanks….i just picked up ButterScotch.link for when .LINK goes viral:)
Keith, if you add Marketing Exposure to your standard listings on SH, they get plenty of promotional heft. I love the way my own names follow me around the web on Google display ads.