Domain management software?

[niceguy]

Domain management strategy/Style?

I don't have a lot of domains close to 90 I think (and thats part of the problem - I'm not 100% sure). There are mostly at Godday and Namespro (for .ca), but I have a bunch that are scattered at other registrars.

In addition I have domains parked at two parking companies - Sedo and Namesdrive. I haven't quite decided where to "land" yet.

Is there any good software out there that I should be considering? Ive been using excel which is okay, but very "manual".


By year end I hope to have a few hundred domains - so I want to start "doing it right" as soon as possible.

Btw I'm open to idea of managing the domains by simply keeping them all on one registrar, etc. So the sub-question here is how does one best manage lots of domains registered and parked in various locations?

Wisdom/Comments/Suggestions,

Peace,
Tarry G

 

[fonzie_007]

I'd also be interested in knowing what others are doing. I am currently doing the same thing--just keeping my domains in an excel document, but it is somewhat unweildy at times.

 

[EbookLover]

I saw a link to a domain mgmt software in someone's sig line here last week but I have no clue who it was now. Keep an eye on people's sig lines. I'm sure it will show up sooner or later.

 

[Luc]

Domain Research Tool, the latest version has a portfolio manager feature. You can load in all of your domains and it will monitor them for changes such as whois records, registration status, expiration dates, e-mail changes, link pop changes, overture changes, whois changes, etc.

In addition you can keep notes on individual domains, keep track of offers on individual domains, and keep track of the daily/monthly/yearly revenues of each domain.

The software includes a lot more features, but that about sums up the portfolio manager. Check out my signature for details.

Side note. If you want to check all of your parking stats at various sponsors at once try my freeware program, www.ParkingStatsPro.com. It's in beta but it lets you view all of your domain stats at various sponsors and compare performance side by side.

 

[niceguy]

Oh - I should throw one more thing in - I primarily use a Apple ibook. We have a couple of Windows based PC's at home too....but I prefer the Apple.

Also it would be good to have web based domain software so that I can do stuff from any computer anywhere at anytime - even if I dont have my laptop with me.

 

[oldratracer]

First off...let me state, I am not an "affiliate" of this company.. I hate it when people "refer" me to an affiliate site. here is a good "tool" to manage your domains:
http://www.domainpunch.com/products/wmdpro/
cost is $49.00 US Fully Function 30 Day Trial

OldRatRacer

 

[Gene]

I rely heavily on Watch My Domains Pro -- a really great piece of software.

Edit: oops! oldratracer beat me to the punch... so consider this another endorsement

 

[-TV-]

i am devlopping one soon it will be out aand i will post back here, it will have great features to manage your names , revenu, whois info,.....

Tv