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question How are you generate revenue for your domain portfolio?

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With at least $8 per domain name per year, it could add up if you have a large portfolio.

Are you generating enough domain sales to cover annual registration fees?

Are you using parking? I'm not getting much revenue for a long time
Are you developing content sites with Adsense? again, not much revenue for a long time
Affiliate links?
What is your experience?
 
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This is the question you ask when you need to press forward. First off want a reality check then see if you can earn money from your domains if you can't then just maybe they aren't as great as once thought. If your domain exactly describes something you can find sponsors for then build blogs. Domains without hosting aren't even measurable. Parking is only good if the sponsors match keyword search.
 
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Maybe I should put this in more context.

I'm not a N00b. I've generally made profits from selling domains every year. But for me, the days of parking revenue + Adsense that covered my entire registration cost were long gone.

I've since developed websites and had plenty of ideas. But developing websites takes time and resources. My main revenue from domaining is still from selling domain names. But I'm not going sell for $xxx if I think the domain is worth $xxxx or more.

What is your experience? Perhaps most of the people here are just happy to sell a domain at any price just to make money?
 
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I've since developed websites and had plenty of ideas. But developing websites takes time and resources. My main revenue from domaining is still from selling domain names. But I'm not going sell for $xxx if I think the domain is worth $xxxx or more.

I too absolutely agree with you on this.

I am too looking forward for ways to generate revenue other than developing websites.

Developing websites is time consuming but its also worth every ounce of it when it gives $xxxxx monthly or even daily if put all effort into it or even outsource stuffs and get there to generate profits over a period of time.
 
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Here is my highest click from yesterday via Domain Parking 50 USD+ per click...Parking is great, because you earn passive revenue with no work at all.
 

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Here is my highest click from yesterday via Domain Parking 50 USD+ per click...Parking is great, because you earn passive revenue with no work at all.

May i know which parking site did you use for this screenshots.
 
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Uniregistry.
 
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Uniregistry.

wow with Uniregistry its interesting.

Which parking site do you park your domains other than Uniregistry?
Also which parking site are you getting better revenues is it Uniregistry or some other site?
 
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Here is my highest click from yesterday via Domain Parking 50 USD+ per click...Parking is great, because you earn passive revenue with no work at all.

That is a great ROI with Uniregistry, how long did it take for parking there to yield such great results?

Also, how many Domains do you have parked there if you don't mind....?
 
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It depends, some domains do well at Bodis, some at Parkingcrew and some at Uniregistry. You should try them all, you can also use above.com for auto optimization.
 
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Around 200 names at Uniregistry for parking 100 at Parkingcrew and 50 at Bodis. Those are domains which earn 8+ per year each. Than I have also names without traffic, those are fwd. to sale landers.
 
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Here is my highest click from yesterday via Domain Parking 50 USD+ per click...Parking is great, because you earn passive revenue with no work at all.

May I know how many hits the domain gets PM? Have some names with 1000 hits Pm. Can they get good revenue? Have never tried parking.
 
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Around 30 uniques per month.
 
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Good to know parking are doing well. I've gave up parking a while back, maybe it's time to revisit them.

But I think parking works for some domain names, especially keywords, dictionary names. Brandables and short domain names like 4L or 3L without traffic probably don't work.
 
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Decades80, I can't thank you enough for this help, it just goes to show how patience really is the key to success in this industry!
 
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With at least $8 per domain name per year,
Are you generating enough domain sales to cover annual registration fees?

over the years, i have reduced my portfolio from 3500 domains, to less than 300 now.
with average cost @$10 per name (including.org/net) is about $3k per year in renewal fees.
already had one sale this year that covered that cost

Are you using parking?

yes, still parking all names that don't have their own pages
for sure, parking not good like it used to be,
but....coincidentally last 7 days @ sedo, one of my names earned $22.50 in ppc

Are you developing content sites with Adsense? Affiliate links?

I have a portfolio site that uses adsense and it has some affiliate links too.
needs updating, but has earned enough to pay renewals for the name and hosting

the goal for me, is to have a low maintenance, high quality, self-sustaining, passive income gaining, list of domain names that will take care of me in the future.

:)

imo...
 
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Thanks for sharing @biggie

Besides buying and selling domain names, we all try to find a way to make passive income.

Perhaps we need new idea? Perhaps there is a market for Vanity Email Addresses? instead of generic gmail.com mailbox, people might pay for mike@3dxpert(.)com?
 
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That's a big question. How to generate revenue.
 
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I've been involved with building a number of sites, is it just me or has the advertising payout for blogs gone off a cliff in last 5 years?
 
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