domain euro-euro.net

[wasistdas]

Newly registered. Your opinions, please.

 

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very speculative. I'm not sure what prompted you to reg this one ..... I guess it would be better if you check if your domain keywords are monetizable. Do this - search for the top 500 ppc keywords, and put them in an excel spreadsheet. next, for each keyword, think of alternatives and/or synonyms, and further add them to your list. By now, your list would have expanded to around 2000-3000 keywords (all of which are potentially attractive and have the potential to sell for high prices). Next, think of all the suffixes and prefixes for each of the keywords on your list.... finally, get a bulk whois checker and see which ones are available. reg the best of the lot (I'm sure there will be at least a dozen gems still unregistered).

highly speculative purchases and brandable domains are okay if you got a portfolio of about a 1000+ domains, but not otherwise.

The best way to succeed in this game is to do hard solid research, and develop a portfolio of sensible, commercially oriented domains (that would go well with websites that are monetizable via good affiliate programs) rather than go for that one "jackpot" which is essentially what you're trying to do with names such as: the hyphenated scotland, todep, nullsearch and euro-euro. This is not a criticism, but a suggestion that you alter your strategy, with regard to picking domain names IMO.

Finally, have a look at this great article that I recently read on dnjournal.com -->
http://www.dnjournal.com/columns/cover040805.htm

cheers !

 

[wasistdas]

Hmmmm.... Well, I think I'm trying to play a little bit different game. At least I think so. Domaining is not like a casino, it is rather as Forex or so. There are a technical way and the other one for making money. The same here. At least I'm going to establish a whole network of developed sites with the main aim to sell a single domain. Silly enough, imo.

 

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I'm going to establish a whole network of developed sites with the main aim to sell a single domain.

That's in fact a good way to go, marketing-wise. BUT the network of sites that you build for promoting that one domain that you want to sell should be built on good domains. Domains like todep and nullsearch dont send the right signals to a potential buyer for onepagesolution.com... it in fact reduces the value by associating it with non-useful sites, "impression-wise". Why not build a useful network of sites... that could possibly relate to that domain...or promote it as a domain that would be appropriate for a parked domains website (parked domains are all one page sites right? - so that;s a one page solution for you)

This is what I feel. Others may have different opinions. Just a friendly suggestion, nothing else.