Domaining course

[daveaball]

Hi all, Dave here from Ireland.
Would like info or suggestions on a domaining course, do not wanna start asking silly questions that have been asked in hundreds of other threads but would like a step by step guide that I could pay for and get up to speed asap, many thanks and look forward to hearing back from you ,

 

[airnike764]

Check out dnfcollege.com. Also there is one coming to biznoz.com pretty soon

 

[infmoney]

Read as many threads on this forum as possible. A couple of good threads: "how to find potential endusers" and "reported completed domain sales here"(loaded with tons of free but valuable info).

 

[Ms Domainer]

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Also, try

http://www.namenewbie.com/​

This site is published by DN Journal.

Also, DN Journal also offers a wealth of info:

http://www.dnjournal.com/resources.htm​

I'm glad you're asking questions before jumping in willy nilly.

Knowledge is power.

:bingo:

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[Tia Wood]

iGoldRush.com is also a good place.

 

[999names]

I remember igoldrush back in DA day agree pretty good site

 

[daveaball]

Listen guys really appreciate the help on this one, I will check and snoop around these mentioned sites and choose one that best suits my needs, thanks again
Are any of you making pocket money these days buying flipping, selling domains, thanks again

 

[Kate]

This book is not bad:
http://thedomaingame.org/

But I wouldn't treat it like a course. Just an introduction.

 

[DubDubDubDot]

and choose one that best suits my needs

As with any ebiz, you aren't going to get the necessary info from just one source. So be prepared to undertake a vast amount of reading. Try to restrain yourself from buying domains for a few months while you read the forums and blogs. Way too many newbies go on misguided buying sprees.

Are any of you making pocket money these days buying flipping, selling domains

It isn't what it used to be. The recession, a burned out reseller to reseller market and social media stealing development time away from domains have contributed to declines at all levels of domaining. The market is still there though. Buyers are just more discerning than they were several years ago.

 

[daveaball]

Thanks for your great replies , saw a few courses on warrior forum about domaining also , may have a look at the cheaper ones to get me the basics.
Also these look awesome

http://www.namenewbie.com/
This site is published by DN Journal.

Also, DN Journal also offers a wealth of info:
http://www.dnjournal.com/resources.htm

 

[biggie]

As with any ebiz, you aren't going to get the necessary info from just one source. So be prepared to undertake a vast amount of reading. Try to restrain yourself from buying domains for a few months while you read the forums and blogs. Way too many newbies go on misguided buying sprees.

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Good point above!

when reading books or taking a course, there is limited knowledge and limited answers, based on limited scenerios...because there will always be a limited amount of space to contain the content delivered or presented.

that is a fact in "packaged knowledge".


you'll have to decide if you want to learn in the box, or be able to think outside of it.