A few weeks ago Sedo.com published an analysis of market which analyzed the latest changes in the secondary market during the 3rd quarter of 2010. It is displayed a slight decrease in the number of domains sold because of the months of vacation and a small rise in the prices of each domain (6%). The quarter ended with 10.085 sold domains.
In addition to a general analysis was carried out a more specific analysis of various characteristics of the domains.
Between top-level domains, which have gained more importance, as are custom, .com domains which have been a 74% of sales. They are followed by the domain .net with 11% and the .org with 8%.
Geographical domains have proven no major changes compared to the previous quarter. The German domains are still counting with the highest percentage of sales, followed by the United Kingdom and the Europeans. The Spanish domains will slowly ascending currently with 4% of sales.
From 2009 profits have soared quarter to quarter. If the 2 quarter of 2009 were 10.912.000 euros, currently are obtained every month more than 16.000.000 euros per quarter. In the last quarter has been a drop of about 500,000 because of the summer holidays.
The most effective methods of sale during the last quarter were also studied. The most important was undoubtedly that of oferta-contraoferta in which the seller receives offers from buyers and decides to accept them or not. This is followed by the method of price fixing (which is a value to the domain that does not vary) and the auction. The most notable change was a 28% rise in domains sold through fixed price.
In general most endings have raised his price except the .net (- 1%), .es (- 32%) and. co.uk (- 23%).
The highest sale made this quarter has been the jerusalem.com domain by $510,000 followed by lottery.net in the amount of $220,000.
On the other hand, the categories they have acquired more importance in sale of domains were the Software and the cities and countries.
Source: https://sedo.com/fileadmin/documents/pressdownload/Q2_MarketStudy_2010_ES.pdf
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