An "Introduction to Domaining"

[Pound]

Read it here: http://domainfill.com/introduction-to-domaining/

I wrote this as a different forum (nothing to do with domains) had wanted to know more about the topic, and since then the reception to the article has been very positive and people have started to get involved in domaining over there.

Let me know if it is useful / if you would like more info, or a new article written.

Basically, I remember when I started that I wanted all the info in one place just to clarify things. Hence why I wrote this!

 

[Dreighen]

About to read the article, so I apologize if you include what I'm about to say in there. But it would be nice to have an article on finding trending niche markets, and sub-niche markets. Or trends in all kinds of subjects.

Edit: glanced over the headings, how about "how to find domains with value" like expired, or dropped domains, etc, what is back ordering, etc.

 

[BadBoyHouse]

Thanks for this. A really interesting read.

You mention .com only when buying a domain. Is this still the case?

 

[Dreighen]

Loved the article and the site, I bookmarked all your resources. Bad Boy, is that a ref to bad boy bill? And yes, you mainly want to stick with .coms

 

[Pound]

Thanks for this. A really interesting read.

You mention .com only when buying a domain. Is this still the case?

More now than ever before!

Loved the article and the site, I bookmarked all your resources. Bad Boy, is that a ref to bad boy bill? And yes, you mainly want to stick with .coms

Thanks for the feedback -- going to be adding to it as regularly as possible.

 

[Havela]

Thanks for the article. It was very helpful and easy to follow.

 

[Pound]

Thanks for the article. It was very helpful and easy to follow.

Thanks, Havela.

The positive feedback here has motivated me to get cracking on a new article!

 

[Dreighen]

Let us know when you do. I'd love to see an article on how to find domains on the aftermarket, drop lists, and expired domains, and how to back order. I'm still very much a novice and don't have the full picture regarding any of that yet.

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Or a short article on what truly makes a good domain name, or a deeper analysis!

 

[Pound]

Let us know when you do. I'd love to see an article on how to find domains on the aftermarket, drop lists, and expired domains, and how to back order. I'm still very much a novice and don't have the full picture regarding any of that yet.

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Or a short article on what truly makes a good domain name, or a deeper analysis!

Will definitely do this as soon as I get time!

Thanks for the feedback Dreighen.

 

[CIAD Hosting]

Nice article. It was much helpful. Thanks a lot.

 

[Pound]

Nice article. It was much helpful. Thanks a lot.

Thanks for letting me know; good to hear!

 

[tarikpierce]

Very good article. I really like the tip about sending during 10 to 4 business hours. It helps prevent the dreaded clogged inbox where you may never get a response!

 

[Pound]

Added a short post on end users: http://domainfill.com/2012/07/how-to-negotiate-once-you-have-a-buyer/

Going to write up a short guide on values soon. The problem is you can't put an exact figure down, but a rough region for different types of end users, domain, etc could be useful I think.

 

[Obosh]

hey pound that's a great post...i liked this part a lot ...

All business need an internet presence. And, as such, they need a domain name. Walking down a street and see a business about to open? Check to see if the domain name is registered. See an advert on television and think of something similar? See if it is registered. Basically, constantly be aware of domain names that a company or individual would hypothetically want to own, either now or soon in the future.

very interesting idea bro...amazing....thx for the article man...

 

[NorthAntrim]

Thanks for your article! Was well written and easy to understand :D Also had a look around your site, I will keep it bookmarked for future reference!