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Advice was given when I first joined NP that I'd never be able to afford the renewals on all the domains I was hand registering. Ironically there was no mention that I didn't have to renew any of the names:xf.rolleyes:

As it turns out, I've renewed a little less than 20% of the 1,500 domains I initially registered at a total cost of a little less than $2,000. And guess what? The 300 names I kept are valued at approximately 350K making the $2,000 I paid to renew them less than 1% of their total value:xf.wink:

Does any of this make sense? Of course not, but this industry has NEVER made sense imho:xf.smile:

Here are two domains I renewed just a few minutes ago...would you have renewed them?....don't be afraid to speak up for I learn just as much from the naysayer and critics here on NP as I do from the others. Thanks

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DaddyoBrands.com

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Drop imo.
 
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Your deluded my friend. You think your hand regged names are worth 350k ?
 
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Your deluded my friend. You think your hand regged names are worth 350k ?
Did I say that? NO, i said thy're VALUED at 350K by this screwed up industry. Do you understand the difference?
 
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Did I say that? NO, i said thy're VALUED at 350K by this screwed up industry. Do you understand the difference?

Yup, but then you cannot say "making $2,000 I paid to renew them less than 1% of their total value", you cannot compare money you actually paid with dellusional money, it's not "their total value", it's "their total estimated value", as you admit yourself.

I'm afraid it will turn out that renewals will have costed you about 800% of their value.
 
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Obviously not
The English language was started in the UK where I believe you're from, but somehow it's lost in translation when the Americans say it. Doesn't NO mean NO in old English, or does it somehow mean YES:xf.rolleyes:
 
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The English language was started in the UK where I believe you're from, but somehow it's lost in translation when the Americans say it. Doesn't NO mean NO in old English, or does it somehow mean YES:xf.rolleyes:
Does deluded mean the same in America as it does in the UK ? Because you are definitely DELUDED
 
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I wouldn't regg in the first place. And now renew them? Out of question. Btw, it'd be nice to hear your experience from this mass 'regg and drop' phenomena.
 
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Yup, but then you cannot say "making $2,000 I paid to renew them less than 1% of their total value", you cannot compare money you actually paid with dellusional money, it's not "their total value", it's "their total estimated value", as you admit yourself.

I'm afraid it will turn out that renewals will have costed you about 800% of their value.
You're actually making my point. I know my domains aren't worth anywhere close to the value assigned by Go Daddy. How much are they really worth? Your GUESS is just as good as mine, and vice versa:xf.wink:
 
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I wouldn't regg in the first place. And now renew them? Out of question. Btw, it'd be nice to hear your experience from this mass 'regg and drop' phenomena.

My experience so far?....it only takes ONE, and I have a lot more businesses than just one business that I've named that are generating MILLIONS of dollars in revenues as we speak? Don't believe me, send me a PM identifying who you are and I'll be glad to share:xf.wink:
 
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As it turns out, I've renewed a little less than 20% of the 1,500 domains I initially registered at a total cost of a little less than $2,000.

Which means you lost about 12-15k on registrations from the first year that you did not renew.
Cutting your base to 20% is probably wise because the first year was a learning curve for you.

I always say the first round of renewals are the lesson, you can get the best advice in the world but there is no lesson like the cost of renewals.

I think if you look back some of the more experienced domainers did say slow down a bit.

All in all I think your selections are getting better but if you were to asked me behind the lines what my advice would be I would have said the following.....

When you find something that resonates, like when you found the key word simplii, then register just the top 1-2 that you think have potential and resist registering more. Chances are your first instincts are correct and when you keep adding second words at random a lot of those will end up in the drop.

So congratulations on your first year, I wish you luck and I hope you get a few decent sales to cover your lesson from the first year.

Good luck to you (y)
 
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My experience so far?....it only takes ONE, and I have a lot more businesses than just one business that I've named that are generating MILLIONS of dollars in revenues as we speak? Don't believe me, send me a PM identifying who you are and I'll be glad to share:xf.wink:

Just sent you PM. what i meant was, it'd be interesting to know how much people really make with this 'bulk regg and drop' approach.
 
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drop it like it's hot :)
 
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Which means you lost about 12-15k on registrations from the first year that you did not renew.
Cutting your base to 20% is probably wise because the first year was a learning curve for you.

I always say the first round of renewals are the lesson, you can get the best advice in the world but there is no lesson like the cost of renewals.

I think if you look back some of the more experienced domainers did say slow down a bit.

All in all I think your selections are getting better but if you were to asked me behind the lines what my advice would be I would have said the following.....

When you find something that resonates, like when you found the key word simplii, then register just the top 1-2 that you think have potential and resist registering more. Chances are your first instincts are correct and when you keep adding second words at random a lot of those will end up in the drop.

So congratulations on your first year, I wish you luck and I hope you get a few decent sales to cover your lesson from the first year.

Good luck to you (y)
Thanks Mapledots...all your comments are spot on, and I was just telling gtldomainer from Nepal that while there are many different ways to fail, there are also many different ways to succeed. And there are different degrees of failure and success.

You're right that my first year was more like OJT or on the job training, and I learned a lot from the experience. Much to the chagrin of my critics, it's been a blast:xf.grin: btw, did you see where I've been creating some MatchstickXXXXX domains where you can dot the (i) with a matchsitick and a flame starting with MatchstickBrands.com. Sort of reminds me of your idea for Simplii:xf.smile: Thanks!
 
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