discuss We Domainers!

[nsquare]

We domainers are the set of people with so many things inside us ... let me elaborate that.

As a domainer just think what we do -

• Some research and scan hundreds of domains every day to see what sells and what not
• Keep track of (key)words, synonyms, acronyms and translations - so we know lot of vocabulary! That's half a language expert.
• Many of us read latest news (subject no bar) to see whats new, be it technology, politics, sports anything ..
• Some of us know how to market
• Some know how to design logos - arts
• Many know how to build websites - programmers
• Some know almost every aspect of webhosting and technologies
• We need to know payment systems, escrows and what not ..
• Fx rates, bits of world economics
• We learn dealing with people with different cultures and background
• We learn where to put money and where not to - smart investments
• We keep stats, records, ROIs and what not
• We know where to get cheapest web properties, Whois reliable and whois flexible
• We are the people who always try to associate or find if a .com ( other exts too) for a new word, number or a combination that we see/hear

In short you are one of busiest people in town. Hats if to you my friends! And best part is everyone's learning never stops!!

Godaddy's advt says a dot is where it starts, for us, the search never ends to get what can go well before that .(dot)!

Love domaining

 

[Fancy.domains]

Nice post!

 

[RU]

Great post!

 

[Apprich]

Great one.. Never thought we do so many things, they are all true.

 

[campout]

In short you are one of busiest people in town.

Amen to that

 

[Flipsbay]

Totally agree its a very fun business, you run your own show and make a lot of money, No big investment needed any one can start from small and get big , very big. Only matter of time and effort and don't forget right choices.

Thanks.

 

[Templr]

Nice. I still imagine many domainers are part-time rather than living comfortably off domaining full time.

 

[KDN]

Spot on!

 

[Arca]

I agree that domaining is a busy pursuit.

Personally, I find the most time-consuming aspect of it to be looking over lists of pending delete and expiring (GD, NameJet) domains daily.

 

[TheBaldOne]

Very nice post and very descriptive of the 'duties' we domainers undertake as part of our occupation (full- or part-time).

 

[DNScholar]

Excellent post, want to add one more point
- How to develop/monetize domains until they get sold for desired amount

 

[Skyvisum]

Thanks for the article Nsquare.

 

[campout]

Another time-consuming aspect: staying up to date on all the threads I'm following on NamePros!

 

[Cdomains]

You hit it right on the head!

 

[ZapNano]

The domainers makes this business go around, move forward and standing tall. Domainers brings talents, ideas, creativities and investments; to the domain industry. Domainers, played a major rule of making the way it is now. Just a thought.

 

[Name Trader]

Nice post @nsquare. Now if only you would sell me that domain I've been bugging you for. Joke.

 

[Omar Negron]

Nice post.

-Omar