is good to buy domaining handbook..?

h3rm4w4n · 05-17-2008, 08:30 PM

Many domaining book for sale. Anyone here have experience ib buying such domaining handook ?
do you have recomended book ?
Of course if reading their advertising always look very good.
Just need variation for not just registering name, buy and sell. Need more strategy to do domaining in my busy time.

netzilla · 05-17-2008, 08:38 PM

I would venture to say that you could probably find the same information on the internet that you would find in a "handbook" to be real honest. But if you prefer books thats fine too.

PowerUp · 05-17-2008, 11:02 PM

I've not bought any domaining books before, but here's my comment.

All the information you will find in the book, can be found in this forum. And I believe this forum has more information than the book. However, the information in this forum is scattered here and there and it takes some time to find, study and digest the information. A book should present these information in a structured way, in a logical flow for easy understanding.

Myself prefer to learn from this forum. I'd save the money to renew some domains.

xodomainer · 05-23-2008, 12:40 PM

I tend to agree that you can get more information from sites like this then you get from a domaining handbook.

But this said I think you will get the basics much faster from a good domain book than rooting around forums. Of course you should by no means stop reading forums like this if you buy a book, but the combination of books and forums will probably get you to a working level much faster and point out some obvious beginner faults that might be hard to avoid otherwise.

I would recommend you to take a look at Domaingraduate.com Where Sean Stafford shares is secrets. Used it myself with good success.

Best of luck with your future domain endeavors!

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PowerUp Senior Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 1,254 63.35 NP$ (Donate)	I've not bought any domaining books before, but here's my comment. All the information you will find in the book, can be found in this forum. And I believe this forum has more information than the book. However, the information in this forum is scattered here and there and it takes some time to find, study and digest the information. A book should present these information in a structured way, in a logical flow for easy understanding. Myself prefer to learn from this forum. I'd save the money to renew some domains. __________________ ParkingPanel hasn't paid me since February. Check it out here Parking Income +150 days and still not paid. Check it out here ParkingPanel owes me more than USD100 since Feb 2008. Check it out here

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xodomainer New Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Oslo, Norway Posts: 23 0.00 NP$ (Donate)	I tend to agree that you can get more information from sites like this then you get from a domaining handbook. But this said I think you will get the basics much faster from a good domain book than rooting around forums. Of course you should by no means stop reading forums like this if you buy a book, but the combination of books and forums will probably get you to a working level much faster and point out some obvious beginner faults that might be hard to avoid otherwise. I would recommend you to take a look at Domaingraduate.com Where Sean Stafford shares is secrets. Used it myself with good success. Best of luck with your future domain endeavors!

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