Internet Marketing, iConnect.net at Auction and GoDaddy vs Sedo

internet marketing domain auctions Internet Marketing, iConnect.net at Auction and GoDaddy vs SedoInternet Marketing, iConnect. net at Auction and GoDaddy vs Sedo

The big difference between a GoDaddy auction and a Sedo auction is that Sedo has very strict standards about what goes to auction.  Domains for sale at a Sedo Auction are often scrutinized by the company to determine value based on factors such as domain age, TLD and most importantly, if the domain is short and memorable.

GoDaddy Auctions

GoDaddy does have some terrific domains for sale at their auctions, but it might take more effort for the domain buyer to do their own research on the domain.  With Sedo there is a built-in assurance that the domain is quality-checked either by the company itself or by peer selection.

Sedo Auctions

Another difference between a GoDaddy domain at auction and a Sedo auction is that GoDaddy will typically have newer domains for sale.  At Sedo, a domain buyer can find sites like iConnect .net which have been active for over sixteen years.  If you are of the school of thought that domain age plays a roll in rankings or at the very least believe that there’s not a sandbox applied to an aged domain, then Sedo has plenty to offer.

Internet marketing purposes would best be paired with Sedo for a fast-track to search engine rankings, as many of the websites and domains listed are aged.  GoDaddy definitely has more variety though and even if it takes a little longer to find them, there are some great deals with real marketing value on GoDaddy.

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