Domaining Bible

[DonDraper]

I know that "experiencing" a forum is the best school to get-inside a "niche/industry", but i like "paper experience too"

With this "provoking title" I'd like to ask you guys for a paper book (2014-2015 written) considered overall exaustive in main sectors of the industry, with insightly explained tips, etc etc

I looked on Amazon but I only found Kindle e just one paper book "considered Biblic"
even if some feedback not so enthusiastic

here it is

http://www.amazon.com/Domainers-Bib...UTF8&qid=1439462735&sr=8-3&keywords=domaining

Did you read some valuable paper book?
Could you suggest me one really to own?

Thanks

 

[Domain Lead Finder]

There is no domain bible. You can not teach experience in a book. Follow sales that are in the sub $1000 range because this is where you will, realistically, be at with your own attempts to sell something. The six figure sales are far and few between this is not something you should worry about it wont happen to the great majority of people on this forum.

 

[S-B]

There is no domain bible. You can not teach experience in a book. Follow sales that are in the sub $1000 range because this is where you will, realistically, be at with your own attempts to sell something. The six figure sales are far and few between this is not something you should worry about it wont happen to the great majority of people on this forum.

+1

 

[DonDraper]

There is no domain bible. You can not teach experience in a book. Follow sales that are in the sub $1000 range because this is where you will, realistically, be at with your own attempts to sell something. The six figure sales are far and few between this is not something you should worry about it wont happen to the great majority of people on this forum.

Thanks for reply I appreciate it
Btw Yes i'm completely aware that I'm far from six figure sales, but its not my concern I just wanted to read the Basics as they should be learnt, as you're young starting learn a musical instrument you mostly are "lead" somewhere via Guidelines.

 

[infosec3]

No domain bible. I agree with the previous comments and think the key is to go to all the main sources of information. My advice is always to control buying impulses and do so until you are sure of what you are doing. Always consult NameBio, DNJournal, Domaining.com, eBooks, Videos, etc., etc....

 

[Kate]

One book I have liked is The domain game. It's interesting for the historical perspective and I would recommend it. Some of the information might be outdated, but knowledge of the past provides a better foundation for the present and the future

 

[DonDraper]

My advice is always to control buying impulses and do so until you are sure of what you are doing

Yes that's an advice it constantly read and it is so true...it seems that when it comes to "The right domain for you" Mouse does it all by itself, you won't ask yourself if good or not

 

[DonDraper]

One book I have liked is The domain game.

Thanks I'm gonna look for it on Amazon

 

[djum]

I found The Domain Game by David Kesmodel very interesting guide into history of domaining.
http://www.amazon.com/The-Domain-Game-David-Kesmodel/dp/1436332281

Some information from there is still valid and you get to know major players in the industry. Other learning resource is Domainsherpa interviews.

 

[biggie]

here are a few of the ten commandments:


thou shall not be gullible

thou shall not believe automated appraisals

thou shall not worship others

imo....