discuss Do you track your time investment in domaining?

[abstractdomainer]

If you answered 'No' to the above question, I suggest you start tracking your time, do some calculations and see what cmes out to be your hourly rate for the next 1 hour.
Of course, doing it for 1 month or 3 months may not make sense unless you are doing outbound, but over a period of 1 year, or 2 years, do some rough back of the envelope calculations. That would get you some sense of what your hobby or business is yielding for you.

 

[jhm]

Do people (even serious people) consider their domaining, from an hourly rate perspective? Really don't think so. IMO

 

[Anees Ahmad]

If one does it as a hobby, I doubt "hourly rate" is the only metric to find out wheather it is worth the time.
Anyways, time tracking is very important.

 

[topdom]

Not tracking. but maybe taking into account, is needed. It is part of investment (as a cost). And in my case I want it back as return as well (first turn into money and then, buy time).

 

[abstractdomainer]

Not tracking. but maybe taking into account, is needed. It is part of investment (as a cost). And in my case I want it back as return as well (first turn into money and then, buy time).

Absolutely! I think this is a very important thing to do! Have a rough estimate atleast!

 

[lock]

Either domaining or washing the lettuce.