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From: Jason on 25 Jan 2010 06:16
I'm wanting to know what is the minimum age that is worth selling? I have a
couple unused domains that are just over 1 year old. But then I have 3 others
that are almost 4 years old.


http://www.mesmerlab.com/ is one that is around 3 years old I believe.
From: Justin Lewis Justin on 25 Jan 2010 09:05
My story is a little different. Seeing as i'm new, I was wanting to sell
domains that actually aren't aged but still can't find any good places to do
so. I wouldn't mind a simple 10$ in return for my used websites that have a
nice amount of inlinks, content, visitors, etc. http://www.seprofits.com is
one of these domains and i'm eager to sell the others.

"ysrtrstdp ysrtrstdp" wrote:

> Among these examples are tips for cosmetics, content and
> functionality. Even if you've already built your site, you can use
> this list as a means of "tweaking" and "refining" your approach. Only
> if you have broken every conceivable rule of design and Web strategy
> would you need to dump your entire site and start from scratch. It is
> likely you could just start cleaning things up a bit, and work your
> way from 1 to 25 in no time-then find the list that takes you from 26
> to 1,001, or perhaps a million. There are a lot of ways to commit faux
> pas in a virtual workplace!
> http://www.simplewebdesigning.com/
> .
>
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