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Embrace Change, Not Stagnation
Holding a domain without adapting your approach is a slow fade to irrelevance.
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If It Needs Explaining, It’s Not Selling
You shouldn't have to educate someone into liking your domain. It should click on contact.
That Name You’ve Been Holding? It’s Not Gaining Value.
If it’s been five years and no one’s even asked, it’s time to ask yourself why.
A Name That Needs Explaining Isn’t Ready to Sell
If it doesn’t click instantly, it won’t close.
Would You Build on It?
Before asking someone to buy it, ask yourself if you'd actually launch a brand on that name.
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Holding Isn’t Strategy If Nothing Moves
If you haven’t promoted or repurposed a domain in over a year — it’s not “maturing,” it’s just idle.
Emotionally Attached, Financially Drained
Loving a domain doesn’t make it valuable. The market doesn’t care how long you’ve held it.
Stop Naming for Applause. Start Naming for Action.
A clever name that doesn’t convert is just ego with a renewal fee.
