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Write a listing that sells

1 min read Updated Nov 4, 2026

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  1. The fields that matter
  2. Writing help
  3. Do and do not

Buyers decide in seconds. A clear listing answers their questions before they ask.

The fields that matter#

  • Headline: one line under the name. Say what the name is good for, such as "Short brand for a fintech app".
  • Description: who could use the name and why. Mention its age, the words in it and any history. Keep it honest.
  • Category: helps buyers who browse by topic.
  • Tags and keywords: words buyers search for. Separate them with commas.
  • Page title and page description: what search engines show. Leave them empty and we write them for you.

Writing help#

The listing form has helpers. Write a description drafts a text from the name and category. Suggest keywords lists search words. Always read and edit what they write.

Do and do not#

  • Do list only domains you own and control.
  • Do not claim traffic, revenue or a value you cannot prove.
  • Do not use other people's trademarks to attract buyers.
  • Do not put contact details in the description. Buyers contact you through the site.

Read the Seller Policy before you list.

Next: Listing review and statuses.

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