The purpose of this topic is to establish what it takes to become a successful domainer. Now I am under no illusions, I am not a successful domainer. Over the course of the last few years I have dipped in, out and back into the market, more often than not through financial necessity, sometimes emerging successful, other times emerging with a few burnt fingers. But really, I have never felt "involved" in the whole process, I have never seen this industry as one I could get a foot into, make a living from or become truly successful in. Much of this comes down to not having the capital to invest but I also feel that much of this comes down to feeling like something of an outsider, feeling as though the best deals are not within my grasp or are secured only by those "in the know."
I'm not sure whether this is the case, I'm even less sure as to how I become one of those "in the know." I'm not convinced I "know" domain names (nor, really, should I expect to). So my question to any seasoned domainers out there: is it still possible to gain a strong footing in this industry and make a comfortable living starting with only a small amount of starting capital? Really, I think I already know the answer, I mean it's what Namepros is all about, positive reinforcement, but let's test the water anyway.

I'm not sure whether this is the case, I'm even less sure as to how I become one of those "in the know." I'm not convinced I "know" domain names (nor, really, should I expect to). So my question to any seasoned domainers out there: is it still possible to gain a strong footing in this industry and make a comfortable living starting with only a small amount of starting capital? Really, I think I already know the answer, I mean it's what Namepros is all about, positive reinforcement, but let's test the water anyway.







