Yesterday, I shared the 10 most common geographic locations of prospective buyers for my company’s domain names. I thought I would share the ten domain names that receive the most interest from prospective buyers.

The list below are the ten domain names that receive the most clicks on the inquiry link on their respective landing pages since May (I only included domain names I still own):

Travels.com

Stallion.com

Franks.com

Lilac.com

BoatRental.com

Gladiators.com

Stingrays.com

Exclaim.com

BargainHunter.com

Colonel.com / Milford.com (tie)

As with the information I shared yesterday, not all of the people who click on the inquiry link actually inquire about a domain name. I am planning to do some testing to see if I can increase the conversion rate to get more people to inquire. I am also going to see if having more people inquire is actually a good thing because most of the time the $50 offers are a waste of time, and with a small portfolio, I have no ability or interest in downselling lower value domain names to close a deal.

One thing to keep in mind is that domain names like Franks.com, Lilac.com, and Stingrays.com aren’t parked. The only links on the landing pages are to announce that the domain names are for sale, lease or available for some sort of joint venture. I would imagine this drives more clicks than the DNS parked pages which only have one for sale link at the top.