Hi, I'm Tom -- New To The Forum But Not Domaining

[TomBrandon]

Hello all,

My name is Tom Brandon, and I am new to this forum(sort of) but not new to domaining.

I have never joined forums, and just getting around to doing so -- I only have read posts to see what is going on.

I have a lot of tips for "newbies" for domaining, some of which I believe are unique and have made me some good money -- but, then again, nothing is really "new" it is just put out there with a new "twist"

A Few Quick Hints:

• Domaining is fun, but just as risky as anything else -- but there is ALWAYS a way to sell a domain name -- EVEN IF YOU JUST BREAK EVEN!
• If you're just starting out, don't concern yourself with lll.com's, llll.com's just yet.
• You can make more money flipping newer, relevant domains than selling one lll.com
• While age is important, it is not always necessary
• Shorter domains are always best, but not always the ones that sell for the most
• .COM is king, but depending on your market, .org's and .net's are ok and can bring in just as much, depending on relevancy
• .NET's are the next big thing, when will it hit? That's anybody's guess, but there are a lot of premium .net's out there that can bring good money
• .INFO's get a bad rep, but there is a market for them, believe it or not(as long as they are established or dropped)

That's it for now, looking forward to sharing info with you in the future.

Tom:wave:

 

[johname]

Hi Tom welcome to the forum

 

[gentlesavage]

Welcome Tom! Start a blog. We could use someone with knowledge writing one.

 

[TomBrandon]

Welcome Tom! Start a blog. We could use someone with knowledge writing one.

Sounds like a good idea, and I am opening a blog on my site shortly.

There should be a way to do a blog on the forum, right?

Tom:wave:

 

[Michelle]

:wave: Hi there Tom, Nice to meet you

 

[italiandragon]

If you are Tom, who`s Ryan then?

 

[Robin]

Hello Tom , welcome to the family.

 

[nathanklie]

Hello all,

My name is Tom Brandon, and I am new to this forum(sort of) but not new to domaining.

I have never joined forums, and just getting around to doing so -- I only have read posts to see what is going on.

I have a lot of tips for "newbies" for domaining, some of which I believe are unique and have made me some good money -- but, then again, nothing is really "new" it is just put out there with a new "twist"

A Few Quick Hints:

• Domaining is fun, but just as risky as anything else -- but there is ALWAYS a way to sell a domain name -- EVEN IF YOU JUST BREAK EVEN!
• If you're just starting out, don't concern yourself with lll.com's, llll.com's just yet.
• You can make more money flipping newer, relevant domains than selling one lll.com
• While age is important, it is not always necessary
• Shorter domains are always best, but not always the ones that sell for the most
• .COM is king, but depending on your market, .org's and .net's are ok and can bring in just as much, depending on relevancy
• .NET's are the next big thing, when will it hit? That's anybody's guess, but there are a lot of premium .net's out there that can bring good money
• .INFO's get a bad rep, but there is a market for them, believe it or not(as long as they are established or dropped)

That's it for now, looking forward to sharing info with you in the future.

Tom:wave:

Thanks TOM !! Those tips are useful! I think I will benefits from this.

Nathan Klie

 

[dgridley]

Hi, Tom.. sounds like you have a handle on things... welcome!

 

[The Restorer]

Welcome to NP

 

[ezimedia]

HI Tom

Welcome to the forum and for sharing your tips... I hope newbies take them to heart... and for newbies... read ... read .. read the forum before you waste your money on domains and then try and sell them..

Thx
Tom

 

[-db-]

Welcome Tom.

That suit and tie is much too formal, handsome as it may be. We only dress like that for funerals around here. :blink: