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opinion Beginners Guide to Domaining 101

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  1. Hand reg a ton of names that sound good to you in any tld or gtld.
  2. Use all free domain value estimate tools at your disposal.
  3. Ask the NamePro community for their expert opinions, advice, and honest appraisals.
  4. Pay for "Professional" appraisals and Premium listing fees.
  5. Send them to auction with high sale prices. (you don't want to let it go for to cheap.)
  6. Develop the ones you like.
  7. Let them all expire.
  8. Watch the good ones you had get picked up in dropped/exp. auctions and get sold for $xxx
  9. If you learned anything you will get better.
  10. If you didn't learn anything start over from step one.
 
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The point is not to make no mistakes, cause you will... every day maybe.
The point is to avoid the stupid and obvious mistakes (that you would not have made with a bit of self-education and research, and less procrastination too).
A wise man learns from his own mistakes. A genius learns from the mistakes of others :)

I like that quote! :) There is ALOT of info on this site though. After a while you gotta just jump in
 
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maybe my best tips for noobs, is read all pages in name pros, I am sure soon or later you will find something! :xf.grin:, btw I also noobs, so don't take my words! :xf.laugh:
 
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