Would you be better off domaining full-time?

PowerUp · 07-16-2008, 11:24 PM

I know alot of us are waiting for the day when income from domaining is enough for us to retire and go full time into domaining. Is it really better to go full time domaining?

Would you be better off domaining full time?

1. Yes. Then I will have more time to search and analyze domains, develop domains, market domains, and look for end users.

2. No. Because I'd lose my employment/business income to support my domaining activities. Besides, I only spend a few hours a day on domaining. If I quit my job and go full time into domaining, I'd be wasting time not to mention the loss of income from my job.

Tell us your comments.

svzi · 07-16-2008, 11:28 PM

1. Yes. Then I will have more time to search and analyze domains, develop domains, market domains, and look for end users.

The "domain job" we can do as a job
is not only a interest but also a "profit work"

domainer50 · 07-16-2008, 11:54 PM

What do you mean by domaining? I myself make my income through buying and selling domains, mini site development, domain brokerage and acquisition for clients.

So would you be doing just what guys like Rick Latona do? Or be a more well rounded business man.

In any event, the more time you had in the day, the more money you would make. But I think making use of what time you currently have, and keeping your current salary would be the best way to go.

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PowerUp Senior Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 1,268	Would you be better off domaining full-time? I know alot of us are waiting for the day when income from domaining is enough for us to retire and go full time into domaining. Is it really better to go full time domaining? Would you be better off domaining full time? 1. Yes. Then I will have more time to search and analyze domains, develop domains, market domains, and look for end users. 2. No. Because I'd lose my employment/business income to support my domaining activities. Besides, I only spend a few hours a day on domaining. If I quit my job and go full time into domaining, I'd be wasting time not to mention the loss of income from my job. Tell us your comments.

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domainer50 Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Upstate NY Posts: 3,368	What do you mean by domaining? I myself make my income through buying and selling domains, mini site development, domain brokerage and acquisition for clients. So would you be doing just what guys like Rick Latona do? Or be a more well rounded business man. In any event, the more time you had in the day, the more money you would make. But I think making use of what time you currently have, and keeping your current salary would be the best way to go.

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