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GoDaddy lead looks on DomainNameSales.com — How a

GoDaddy lead looks on DomainNameSales.com — How a

I’ve received my first lead from DNS’ integration with GoDaddy. Here’s how it looks.

Earlier this month I wrote regarding how DomainNameSales.com users can now syndicate their listings to GoDaddy.com and DomainTools in order to reach potential buyers.

I recently received my first lead through syndication to GoDaddy, and here’s what it looked like in my DNS account:

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Now, there’s a bit of a catch with the GoDaddy integration. GoDaddy clients basically fill out a form that is sent to DNS. They aren’t required to make an offer nor are they told regarding any minimums. That opens up the possibility of a lot of unqualified buyers. Perhaps it will be helpful if DNS brokers do an initial screen of the lead by informing the prospect of a minimum offer amount for that particular account.

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