I am a newbie to the domain industry, and i want to get started with some of my domain ideas. I was reading business 2.0, and it mention the process of how a domainer could purchase a domain and the aggregator would develop the site and links. I believe it is true, so can anyone point me in the direction that I need to go.
Can aggregators develop sites for you
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