Looking for Domain Name Developers to Start a Group in 2022

[redemo]

Are you a successful domain name developer or seriously interested in domain name development? I'm looking for highly-skilled domain name developers to start a discussion where can share tips about how to develop domain names for profit in 2022. If you have an established skillset in this area and are serious about making money from your domain name investing (by developing your domain names) then please post a list of your three main domain name development skills. No timewasters please. This will be a public discussion, not private messages. Cheers. My three main domain name development skills are 1> Finding high quality local (C.C.T.L.D.) domain names to use for website development 2 > Coming up with profitable traffic and product strategies 3 > Creating websites which get a lot of local traffic from search engines.

 

[sgtppr]

As Corey's lead developer partner and having developed since 2004 over 10,000 Joomla! & 2,000 wordpress minisites I have observed the lollowing:-
Joomla! is more flexible and adaptable, but Joomla! is top heavy with files. Often you run out of available file handles on hosting before you run out of disk space. cPanel has limits that can't be over-ridden.
Wordpress is a lot more mature than it was 5 years ago, themes are flexible, widgets have improved. Security is greatly improved. Better for the domainer than Joomla! if they have little software skills.


Overall I still prefer Joomla!, but Wordpress is more accessible , more secure and has a better updating system.

Anytime I find myself doing something 12,000 times, I think about how I might save myself time by automating that process. Why not build a site generator?

Maybe the answer is someone is paying you $X for each site you develop and you'd be coding yourself out of a paycheck.

 

[Lox]

softaculous.com/apps/

capterra.com/categories

cmsmatrix.org

 

[redemo]

Anytime I find myself doing something 12,000 times, I think about how I might save myself time by automating that process. Why not build a site generator?

Maybe the answer is someone is paying you $X for each site you develop and you'd be coding yourself out of a paycheck.

How would you go about creating a Wordpress web site generator?

 

[redemo]

How would you go about creating a Wordpress web site generator?

softaculous.com/apps/

capterra.com/categories

cmsmatrix.org

I searched specifically for wordpress website generator but couldn't find any results.

 

[redemo]

I wonder if there's a Wordpress plug-in which you can use to automatically generate Wordpress web sites to a pre-defined list? @Lox @wilfra @barefoottech @dncafe @mr-x @karmaco @NickB @bmugford

 

[sgtppr]

How would you go about creating a Wordpress web site generator?

I would Google 'wordpress site generator' and look for technical discussion of it on Stackoverflow and similar sites and go from there. I can't imagine it's that difficult. Probably you write a script and hook it up to a form/admin area and behind the scenes WP is being installed with the info you provide when you click submit.

If I had 12,000 of them, I'd certainly want to control them all in one place, not have 12,000 separate logins. Wiring that part up may not be a trivial task but it'd be a huge time saver in the end, I'd think.

 

[sgtppr]

'I'd google it' is not meant to be a flippant response. That's actually what I would do. Google is the start to most technical problems.

 

[redemo]

You're correct @wilfra but couldn't find any specific solutions on G. In my experience if something can't be found in the public domain then either it doesn't exist or it's just not public. Either way like you rightly suggest it would save a lot of time. So without any coding skills I'm just going to rent a work shop https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/ and storage unit https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/ and start building.

 

[redemo]

Clone site is another option!

 

[sgtppr]

https://www.edx.org/course/introduction-computer-science-harvardx-cs50x

 

[Lox]

I wonder if there's a Wordpress plug-in which you can use to automatically generate Wordpress web sites to a pre-defined list? @Lox @wilfra @barefoottech @dncafe @mr-x @karmaco @NickB @bmugford

wp-cli.org

on windows hosting, mojoportal.com (one instance can handle multi domains (1000s))

 

[mr-x]

I would Google 'wordpress site generator' and look for technical discussion of it on Stackoverflow and similar sites and go from there. I can't imagine it's that difficult. Probably you write a script and hook it up to a form/admin area and behind the scenes WP is being installed with the info you provide when you click submit.

If I had 12,000 of them, I'd certainly want to control them all in one place, not have 12,000 separate logins. Wiring that part up may not be a trivial task but it'd be a huge time saver in the end, I'd think.

12,000 logins would be find considering they are unrelated websites, built over years and not sharing data.

 

[sgtppr]

12,000 logins would be find considering they are unrelated websites, built over years and not sharing data.

12,000 sites are likely not unrelated. Like, I'd imagine X,000 of them all use the same ad network for some/all of their ads. So say you wanted to change that tag. You want to login to X,000 sites to do it? Or do it once in your admin dashboard?

 

[sgtppr]

Technically you could make 12,000 separate logins work but after 5+ years, those sites are almost certainly going to be stale and look about the same as they originally did. Because the cost in your time is so great to update them. If you could do it easily in one place, you could be rapidly iterating and updating them. Something as simple as adding a global link to the footer, goes from a hellacious job that isn't worth it, to taking 30 seconds.

 

[sgtppr]

Imagine if Bodis had a separate Wordpress install for every domain on their platform, with separate logins for each. It would be an untenable system, they'd have to have hundreds/thousands of people who did nothing but update them full-time.

But their backend likely functions like one big website where each domain is effectively a separate page. So they can instantly update all of them in one place (usually programmatically, I assume, no humans required).

Was that harder to build than Wordpress sites? Ya, initially. But it's easier now, with light years better efficiency and optimization capabilities - and it enables them to scale to infinity.

 

[redemo]

Where did 12000 websites come from mate? I am overwhelmed with 50 websites.

 

[MasterOfMyDomains]

Maybe he built them for other people.
Doesnt say he manages 12000 sites.
WP for me. I have a template and my plugins. Sometimes I will build just to destroy.
I worked with guy who wrote his own code, good if your of that mindset.

 

[redemo]

Sometimes I will build just to destroy.

That sounds great mate, care to elaborate?

 

[sgtppr]

Where did 12000 websites come from mate? I am overwhelmed with 50 websites.

Someone in the thread said they have built 12,000 mini sites.

 

[mr-x]

12,000 sites are likely not unrelated. Like, I'd imagine X,000 of them all use the same ad network for some/all of their ads. So say you wanted to change that tag. You want to login to X,000 sites to do it? Or do it once in your admin dashboard?

Imagine all you want. They didn't build 12000 websites in a year.