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What a portfolio actually costs.

WHAT YOU PAY

Registration, annually, for every name Renewal increases over time Any privacy or protection services Marketplace listing fees, in some cases Commission on any sale

THE COMPOUNDING POINT

A portfolio's cost is the number of names multiplied by years held.

That accumulates quickly.

WHAT PEOPLE UNDERESTIMATE

How long they will hold names before selling, if ever.

WHAT TO CALCULATE

Your total annual renewal cost Multiplied by the years you expect to hold

Against what you realistically expect to receive.

WHAT THAT REVEALS

For many portfolios, the holding cost exceeds any plausible return.

WHAT TO DO ABOUT IT

Hold fewer, better names Drop names that have not attracted interest Set a limit on your annual renewal spend

THE DROP DECISION

Painful, and necessary.

A name nobody has enquired about in three years is unlikely to sell.

WHAT TO TRACK

Every name, its cost to date, and any interest received.


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