question-answered How you organise and list your domains when you've thousands of them?

[VidhataPrakash]

Any suggestion/advice/help will be highly appreciated. Also, I think this will be helpful for a lot of people who're finding their foot in domaining.
Kind regards!list

 

[VidhataPrakash]

So far I have a couple of hundred of domains that I've made a list in google doc. The list looks something like this:

But then I have not yet figured out how can I directly sync domain from this list to Afternic, Sedo and an

 

[jhm]

I can't imagine keeping track of thousands of domains, I'm a simple man. Maybe others can offer something valuable

 

[twiki]

Excel. 25k names.

 

[Intop]

Excel. 25k names.

Really? You have 25k names at this moment?
It´s your main work or hobby?

 

[twiki]

Really? You have 25k names at this moment?
It´s your main work or hobby?

Neither. It's a business but secondary.

 

[Intop]

I working with Excel but only have about 200 domains.

Neither. It's a business but secondary.

Just thinking about having to renew 25K domains makes me cold sweat...

 

[VadimK]

Excel, same.

 

[Donmarick]

same here excel sheet and own python program for organising.

 

[mr.mu]

I once had more than 15,000 .com domain names , and now have only 4,800+ domains, I use a program developed by myself to manage these domains.

When you have thousands of domains, a professional domain name management program is required.

 

[davidc1]

I once had more than 15,000 .com domain names , and now have only 4,800+ domains, I use a program developed by myself to manage these domains.

When you have thousands of domains, a professional domain name management program is required.

it's much easier to manage domains in bulk with scripts or excel than with a software.

 

[mr.mu]

it's much easier to manage domains in bulk with scripts or excel than with a software.

Yes, I use PHP Script to manage my domains online.

 

[VidhataPrakash]

I wonder if anyone can be kind enough to share their software...