Domainers New Years Resolutions

[DnEbook]

Next year i am going to be more pro-active and send out well composed emails to the relevant companies/individuals who can benefit from my names

I am also going to re-assess my prices and go with the attitude that most of my names are not the pot of gold we all seek and that if i can get a decent return i should be happy with that

What are your domainer resolutions ??

:notme:

 

[m-i-k-e]

I'd like to get my portfolio of domains down to about 50 names allowing me more time to spend with my family and giving me a clearer focus as to what needs to be done with my time spent online.

 

[GF]

To have all my domains moved out of GoDaddy and to focus on more end-user sales

 

[Kate]

For the moment my resolution is to do like in 2011.
But I'm still pondering others

 

[ajaydz]

i will develop the domains which didn't sell to the price i expected and will flip the sites for even better price

 

[Name Trader]

1. Be more polite to people in general, including other domainers
2. Reduce my portfolio by half. I reduced by 20% last year. It was a huge struggle.
3. 2011 was a good year for me. So hopefully do the same, but never be afraid to ask for more money. Many people just feign poverty.
4. In one prominent blog, it said drop everything under $100 valued by Estibot. I'm raising that to $300 with exceptions (of course).

 

[Ms Domainer]

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--Shed about 200 domains and the last 25 pounds I need to lose.

--Continue being a more civil poster, to agree to disagree amicably. I'm not perfect here, but before posting about hot button issues, I try to think first.

--Make better purchase choices, both domain and my other passion: rocks and minerals.

*

 

[Corey]

sell, sell, sell

Cheers
Corey

 

[MicroGuy]

My New Years Resolution.....

To watch more mainstream news media, drink more fluoridated water, chew more aspartame sweetened gum, take more vaccines, quit photographing chemtrails, only buy products packaged in BPA containers, and to turn off Alex Jones and turn on Rush Limbaugh.

And to play my banjo more....

 

[ninjadomain]

I had some resolutions, but now I can't see after MicroGuy's photo! :lol:

 

[DU]

1. To post less volume than Johname.
2. To post less nonsense than Microguy
3. To be more supportive of noobs than sdsinc
4. Be as nice as Miss_chiff
5. Find other members that I can aspire to be or not be
6. Continue to point out the hypocrisy of just about every single domainer
7. To not spill the beans about the special place that not everyone knows about
8. To no longer buy domains for low $XX turn down offers of mid-high $XXX and then let them drop all in one calendar year
9. To get my NP$ up to $1000 through various wagers
10. Post far less in general - particular on topics that warrant no real time or need... such as .CO
11. To actual leave when I say I'm going to
12. Be a Business Member and retire my Defaultuser moniker for my other id so that I can leave without leaving (because I suck at the resolution before this one)
13. Actually get people to view my blog for more than pictures of bagels
14. Do something constructive with my time
15. Redefine constructive so that it's attainable
16. Organize a movement that has more relevance than Occupy (Cones and Glue)
17. Make scammers work harder and buy domains they don't want. Keep track of the emails for posting goodness
18. Start a contest to see if I get enough "dislikes" so that I can revert from Greatness back to "Has much to Learn" which is more accurate
19. Write the book I want to write
20. Read the books I want to read

 

[DnEbook]

How did i know to slowly scroll down microguys pic ?????

Yet i cannot pick the winning lotto numbers !!

 

[Name Trader]

Continue to point out the hypocrisy of just about every single domainer

does that include yourself?

Be a Business Member and retire my Defaultuser moniker for my other id so that I can leave without leaving

Ssshh! Mods might be watching. You only allowed 1 ID

Boy! How'd you get to 20 resolutions. I struggled with just 4. We both must have ADD

 

[DU]

does that include yourself?

Yes. 100%. Absolutely. I do it every day.

 

[PNW]

• Sell the bmx cruiser I bought last year and accept I'm too old to do what I did on the track when I was younger and take much longer to heal.
• No cigs; chew too, but one thing at a time
• Improve anger management (The Anger Trap)
• Increase HAM (amateur radio) skills
• Increase cooking skills. Last year went pretty good.
• Waste time on people who fail to respond to inquiries. This includes those which show up to continue a previous dialog only months later.
• Increase residual income
• Give back by doing something meaningful/sustainable w/ my suicide prevention names

 

[namenut]

How did i know to slowly scroll down microguys pic ?????

Yet i cannot pick the winning lotto numbers !!

I tried to scroll around it .... even w/ two (2) 24"
screens side by side I couldn't get get around it.

Resolutions ......... ? None. I'm perfect. I
would post mine but a few might scare some of
you.


NN

 

[scott_jay]

Well, this is not unusual for a domainer, but I really want to develop as many domains as possible and sell the ones that don't bring money. I'm too much of a keeper when it comes to useless domains.

The most important thing that all of us want: increasing the monthly revenues.

 

[intheflow]

Continue thinning the herd even if this means watching them drop and get bid up in the aftermarket.

I've finally got my buying under control over the last few years, but I'm still holding some questionable names.

I recently agreed on a contract for a three word name that I probably should've let go years ago for $1000. These always make cleaning house difficult as I'm sure all of you have experienced. Letting go is hard.

None the less, I still plan on lessening my total yearly reg fees this year.

 

[matt2257]

1.Build better inventory
2.Be better at walking away
3.Take my time when making decisions

 

[DnEbook]

I might add keeping an eye on the LLLL/Com market as i am now seeing some good sales at dnjournal

????

Are they still mostly under valued ?