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#104": If you're a beginner, invest in a domain consultant to get you up to speed before you waste your money on bad domain purchases

#105: Although posted in an earlier tip, I'm backing it up again: Make sure that your domain phrase has some adlinks BOLDED in the domain name phrase search results done in QUOTES. The only exception is for future trend domain names that haven't yet matured... be careful in these areas, they are gambles...so know what you're buying by reading up a lot on the new technology. Get smart on your niches!

#106: Check Snapnames regularly for domains that fit your favorite niches. Domains are selling quickly for cheap in their excellent private auctions.

#107: If you're a beginner, pick no more than 5 niche categories. Once you have them established, search the crap out of the internet for all topics on products/services of each of your niches. OWN YOUR NICHES.

#108: Unless you're going to spend $20,000 per domain in the aftermarket on domains with proven revenue generation and traffic stats, then you're going to have to buy at least 1000 domains "out of the basket" (new registrations) to keep competitive. Then consider you have to have at least $8,000 a year to renew those domains. However, if you get ONE good one that sells for $10,000, you paid for all their renewals and pocketed $2,000. What a crappy business!! LOL

05-01-2008, 05:08 AM	· #91
Dotplanners NamePros Member Name: Stephen Douglas Location: SoCal Trader Rating: (3) Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 88 NP$: 58.00 (Donate)	#104": If you're a beginner, invest in a domain consultant to get you up to speed before you waste your money on bad domain purchases #105: Although posted in an earlier tip, I'm backing it up again: Make sure that your domain phrase has some adlinks BOLDED in the domain name phrase search results done in QUOTES. The only exception is for future trend domain names that haven't yet matured... be careful in these areas, they are gambles...so know what you're buying by reading up a lot on the new technology. Get smart on your niches! #106: Check Snapnames regularly for domains that fit your favorite niches. Domains are selling quickly for cheap in their excellent private auctions. #107: If you're a beginner, pick no more than 5 niche categories. Once you have them established, search the crap out of the internet for all topics on products/services of each of your niches. OWN YOUR NICHES. #108: Unless you're going to spend $20,000 per domain in the aftermarket on domains with proven revenue generation and traffic stats, then you're going to have to buy at least 1000 domains "out of the basket" (new registrations) to keep competitive. Then consider you have to have at least $8,000 a year to renew those domains. However, if you get ONE good one that sells for $10,000, you paid for all their renewals and pocketed $2,000. What a crappy business!! LOL Please register or log-in into NamePros to hide ads __________________ Stephen Douglas BLOG: http://www.successclick.com Domain Industry Consultant DomainRelevance.com