AI generierte Anfragen / Kommentare von ChatGPT

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Heute meinen ersten ChatGPT generierten Kommentar bei Sedo zu einem Gebot erhalten:

"Dear Seller,

I hope this message finds you well.

Firstly, I would like to express my sincere interest in acquiring the domain. It's a valuable domain that would contribute to the digital presence of my project.

However, after carefully evaluating my budget and the perceived value of the domain, I am unable to meet your current asking price of 1900 Euros. My maximum budget for this acquisition stands at 600 Euros.

I understand and respect your right to seek the best possible price for your asset. Nevertheless, I believe my offer reflects a fair assessment of the domain's value considering current market conditions and standard practices within our industry.

Please let me stress that I hold your domain in high regard and I'm willing to proceed with the transaction immediately if you accept my standing offer. I am committed to a smooth and quick transfer process, and I trust that my proposal will be given due consideration.

Looking forward to your response.

Best Regards"

 

[DerMartin]

Man erkennt die Texte oft sofort, wenn das Gegenüber keine vernünftigen Prompts schreiben kann.

Ich habe ChatGPT in einem Satz antworten lassen:

"Given the unique value, potential for growth, and the rising trend of digital real estate, this domain at 1900 Euros represents a wise investment for your online footprint and long-term digital strategy."

oder:

"Unlike a MacBook that may become obsolete after 3-4 years, investing 1900 Euros in a domain name is a strategic, long-term asset that will continue to accrue value and relevance in the digital sphere."

 

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Kollege Albert meinte man müsste mit einer Preiserhöhung antworten:

here are some arguments that support increasing the price instead:

Domain Value: By increasing the price, you assert the value of the domain name. If the domain has significant potential for branding, marketing, or attracting high traffic, a low ball offer may not adequately reflect its true worth. Raising the price demonstrates that you are aware of its value and are not willing to undersell it.

Negotiation Strategy: Increasing the price can be a strategic move in negotiations. It signals that you are open to a discussion and encourages the bidder to engage further. It allows both parties to explore potential compromises and find a mutually beneficial agreement.

Perceived Quality: A higher price can create the perception of quality and exclusivity. If the domain name has desirable features or attributes, setting a higher price can appeal to buyers who associate a higher cost with greater value. This strategy may attract serious buyers who are willing to pay a premium for a premium domain.

Market Demand: Increasing the price can help gauge the market demand for the domain. If the bidder is genuinely interested, they may reconsider their offer and make a counteroffer closer to your increased price. This process can help you understand the true market value of the domain name and prevent undervaluation.

Time and Effort: If you believe the domain has substantial potential, increasing the price compensates for the time, effort, and investment you have put into acquiring and maintaining it. It acknowledges the resources you have dedicated to the domain name and ensures you are adequately rewarded for your efforts.

Precedent and Future Offers: Accepting a low ball offer sets a precedent that could undervalue future offers. By increasing the price, you establish a baseline for future negotiations and discourage potential buyers from making unreasonably low offers. It helps maintain a fair market value for the domain name and protects your interests in future transactions.