Best posts by JamesCrew
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advice It's Official... I'm a Domainer Now
Today I feel excited to let my fellow domainers know that I have successfully sold my very first domain name! I think that makes me a domainer; right? It took almost a year since I restarted my learning of domaining, and I don't have words to explain the excitement and happiness I am going...- Points: 70
- Post #1
- Section: NamePros Blog
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advice Selling strategy
Welcome to Domaining my friend. With all due respect I have to disagree with your "plan for domaining" mate. First, there are many factors when it comes to domaining and since you are a total newbie, you will have to be very careful. Few tips: 1. Don't go on buying every domain you come up...- Points: 10
- Post #5
- Section: Domain Beginners
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discuss Thoughts on partial sales reports
Exactly. I think those fellow domainers who do not want to share the domain name do not want their buyer's email full of spammy domains from 'wanna be's' (no offense intended). And we as NPers should respect that. As far as learning something from the sale, there are other things we can learn...- Points: 7
- Post #6
- Section: Domain Selling and Domain Sales
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Virtual Reality Domains (VR)
Agreed. Already started to partially develop one of my VR domain related to gaming niche. It's going to be a basic website with relevant content on it. The idea here is to aware VR audience (end users that is) about the possible uses of my VR domain. If this works out well (hopefully), then...- Points: 7
- Post #11,287
- Section: Niche Domain Discussion
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news You all might want to read this
Not to burst your bubble mate, but don't get over-excited about this. Such exact-match domains are treated differently by Google and Bing, Yahoo!. The trick is how you maintain your site on a regular basis, i.e. how you show search engines that your site is not just a one-time-update only site...- Points: 7
- Post #2
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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What did YOU do before domaining?
Before domaining I was a professional Internet Marketer (still am). Got introduced to domaining in 2009 when I accidentally visited Rick's blog, and I was like WOWWW, the guy sold candy.com for $3Million. After digging his sites for hours, I did exactly what the majority of domainers do in the...- Points: 7
- Post #46
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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discuss Thoughts on partial sales reports
Like I said, it depends on a person-to-person basis, whoever wants to learn (or dig) whatever they see meaningful (or useful for themselves). Just because a bunch of fellow domainers (who are in minority as I see) does not find such threads useful should not mean that the posted threads are...- Points: 6
- Post #8
- Section: Domain Selling and Domain Sales
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Virtual Reality Domains (VR)
I would love to be in this side of the fence.lol That's exactly what I have observed here so far. The hype has been increasing every day and we see more illogical VR+keyword domains. Not sure what's the plan behind these registrations but I do agree with one thing, it's a big gamble they are...- Points: 6
- Post #4,807
- Section: Niche Domain Discussion
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James here and ready to learn
Hi all, I am James, Internet Marketer by profession and want to learn everything about domaining and domain investing. I have started to register domains back in 2009, but you know what they say, you learn a lot during the process, so haven't purchased any jewel till now. So here I am and all...- Points: 6
- Post #1
- Section: Networking - Meet and Greet
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discuss CryptoGame.com sells for $85,000. Do we need more proof?
Congratulations. The key lesson I have learned here for negotiating the price is to have the guts to say "NO" to the first offer. It really works doesn't it!- Points: 5
- Post #10
- Section: Niche Domain Discussion
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"Domain Goals for 2016"
My goals: 1. To spend less $ in buying domains. 2. To spend more time in learning "effective" domain selling techniques (we all learn something new everyday, don't we). 3. To develop couple of my domains I have been planning on developing for months. 4. To start a blog about domain investing...- Points: 5
- Post #30
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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discuss Your reg. of the day
Just registered my first .xyz domain: Thoughts anyone?- Points: 5
- Post #14,162
- Section: Domain Buying and Domain Purchases
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Virtual Reality Domains (VR)
Nice pick mate. I see that people who do their research and then buy VR domains one by one have a better and solid portfolio, compared to people who are mostly buying VR domains every day without considering quality factor. Not trying to burst anyone's bubble here but that's a trend I am seeing...- Points: 5
- Post #4,287
- Section: Niche Domain Discussion
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Virtual Reality Domains (VR)
My first few in the VR niche. Can't take the pressure of this thread growing that fast, lol: VR Trade Fair VR Fun Land VR Game Land Virtual DreamWorld Your comments will be appreciated.- Points: 5
- Post #2,748
- Section: Niche Domain Discussion
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How to Sell Domains Fast - Marketplace or Own Site
Appreciate your input mate. Frankly I have to disagree where you said there's no plan B for dentist and limo domains. No I am not a dentist, neither I run any limo rental service and I even have no idea how these sectors work. But still I can put these domains to good use (if I fail to sell...- Points: 5
- Post #17
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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Virtual Reality Domains (VR)
Congrats amigo. Care to share how you managed to sell it? Inbound inquiry or outbound email or marketplace?- Points: 4
- Post #11,892
- Section: Niche Domain Discussion
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various Report Completed Domain Name Sales Here
And that's exactly why we need pros like them (as you mentioned) to guide and nurture newbies like us to succeed in domain investing and selling. Congrats amigo and thanks for sharing the good news.- Points: 4
- Post #9,172
- Section: Domain Selling and Domain Sales
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Virtual Reality Domains (VR)
Since VR is mostly going to be about social meetups, here's my latest: Makes sense!- Points: 4
- Post #5,235
- Section: Niche Domain Discussion
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Virtual Reality Domains (VR)
But investing in good and well thought-out names is logical; right? And as domain investors, we should be logically looking for opportunities instead of "could sell for thousands" logic/dreams/hopes. I agree the majority of times it's a gamble, but then again, not all gamblers always win you...- Points: 4
- Post #4,825
- Section: Niche Domain Discussion
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Virtual Reality Domains (VR)
My first few in 360. All i King: 360* HD* Cam* 360* Drone* Cam 360* Cam* Drone- Points: 4
- Post #4,257
- Section: Niche Domain Discussion
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