question Which domains should beginers invest in?

[Zala pratipalsinh]

hello everyone
im beginer in domaining
What domain should a new domainer invest in and how they want to invest.
please answer guys???

 

[Zala pratipalsinh]

https://www.namepros.com/threads/4-letters-domains-buy-or-sell.1202013/

https://www.namepros.com/threads/i-...a-domain-name-richindianshopping-com.1201703/

It's rude.
Just show some patience if you are asking for help.
People here will help you.

Ok

sure

 

[Zala pratipalsinh]

Imho, a new investor should not buy any domains within at least 6 first months. Educate yourself. Intuition comes after many years, but basic facts are openly available. The last but not the least, determine what inevitable service providers may de-facto rip you off. This applies to some domain auction platforms in particular. And, try to avoid unnecessary related spending. I mean participating in auctions where shill bidding happens or happened before, or where some 2nd highest bidders do possibly (under the table) receive a bounty from the house for being the 2nd - so they would try to bid you up, but without winning themselves...

Right now I have gained knowledge I agree with you thank-you sir

 

[Zala pratipalsinh]

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[WatchDogue]

hello everyone
im beginer in domaining
What domain should a new domainer invest in and how they want to invest.
please answer guys???

IMO you have been given some good advice above for staring out in domain names.

Look over the entire Forum and read, read and read all threads and posts you come across that interest you.

Whatever domain name or names you decide to invest in should be names that you realize may have to be held for months or, not uncommonly, years awaiting a buyer IF a buyer is found.

Also, read through NameBio.com and DNJournal.com to further your knowledge of the domain markets and read through the Blog section on NamePros as well.

Bob and James put up some highly informative, insightful and helpful posts.

Welcome to NamePros!

 

[Zala pratipalsinh]

IMO you have been given some good advice above for staring out in domain names.

Look over the entire Forum and read, read and read all threads and posts you come across that interest you.

Whatever domain name or names you decide to invest in should be names that you realize may have to be held for months or, not uncommonly, years awaiting a buyer IF a buyer is found.

Also, read through NameBio.com and DNJournal.com to further your knowledge of the domain markets and read through the Blog section on NamePros as well.

Bob and James put up some highly informative, insightful and helpful posts.

Welcome to NamePros!

thank you sir given valuable information .. sure

 

[karmaco]

Many start with brandables as the entry cost is more affordable. If you go that route you can obtain names allready on platforms from other sellers. However you need to know what is a good name and why before diving in.

The issues with your questions is no can give you knowledge that experience, studying,time,good choices can give you. It takes years and cannot be imparted on you in a day or a single thread. Patience is very necessary in this business.

Study the forum, names that sell, domaining.com, DomainSherpa website, DNAcademy,follow prominent domainers on Twitter and LinkedIn as some congregate more there than here. Know and watch trends present and future.

When you feel you have a grasp of what is worth having and why then begin to buy with a specific budget. Stick to it. Don’t overspend.Try to sell those names. Do not register anything under the sun. Be picky. Having a decent grasp on English language is essential in knowing a good name from a bad name.

Don’t be in a huge hurry to buy as you will waste money with no knowledge. Know you will make mistakes and you will have to learn from those but if you proceed carefully you will make less mistakes.

 

[Jim H]

Principle 1, try to purchase domain name and register domain name manually at the same time, the quantity should be as small as possible.Focus as much as possible on trends and hot news, or industries you're familiar with.

Principle 2: keep the domain name as short as possible,don't create your own words.

Principle 3, in namebio, DNJ, namepros, look at recent articles and domain name transaction data, and find the rules.Find high frequency words and high price words.

Principle 4, invest only in.com as possible.

 

[Nwafresh]

Thank you for your response Jason. I'd love to chat with you to give me a bit of knowledge on my options as far as editing & adding my company package deals, blogs, special offers, informational pages about our company, among many other additives for the website.

What would be the best phone number to call in order to speak with an online domain representative?

Please feel free to give me a call to further direct me into making the purchase for the domain. We are looking forward to renting the domain space!
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This is what I got from an end user. I'm a newbie. It's my first domain. Help me out on how to go about it because I don't have knowledge of adding and editing the domain to his company

 

[koolishman]

Thank you for your response Jason. I'd love to chat with you to give me a bit of knowledge on my options as far as editing & adding my company package deals, blogs, special offers, informational pages about our company, among many other additives for the website.

What would be the best phone number to call in order to speak with an online domain representative?

Please feel free to give me a call to further direct me into making the purchase for the domain. We are looking forward to renting the domain space!
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This is what I got from an end user. I'm a newbie. It's my first domain. Help me out on how to go about it because I don't have knowledge of adding and editing the domain to his company

End user?

Have you agreed on a price? Payment terms?

 

[Nwafresh]

Thank you for your response Jason. I'd love to chat with you to give me a bit of knowledge on my options as far as editing & adding my company package deals, blogs, special offers, informational pages about our company, among many other additives for the website.

What would be the best phone number to call in order to speak with an online domain representative?

Please feel free to give me a call to further direct me into making the purchase for the domain. We are looking forward to renting the domain space!
.
This is what I got from an end user. I'm a newbie. It's my first domain. Help me out on how to go about it because I don't have knowledge of adding an

End user?

Have you agreed on a price? Payment terms?

Not yet... But he has seen the price already as it was included in the email I sent to him.

 

[koolishman]

Is it high value?

EPIK also provides Escrow service for transactions.

 

[Nwafresh]

The domain is with Dan. The potential buyer is interested in adding the domain to his company and doesn't know how it's been done. And I equally don't have knowledge about it

 

[Zala pratipalsinh]

This topic is why all the domainers can advise and give information to new domainers to invest in which domain? Not to talk about your personal. No other topic is allowed.edit your all post or i will report / spam you
@Nwafresh

 

[Zala pratipalsinh]

There are very good "beginner advice" threads here. Please search.

I would stick to .com initially.

please dont share any afiliate link in this blog namepros admin was deleted this Theread and noticed me yasterday...@koolishman

 

[koolishman]

please dont share any afiliate link in this blog namepros admin was deleted this Theread and noticed me yasterday...@koolishman

Where did I share affiliate link?

 

[Zala pratipalsinh]

There are very good "beginner advice" threads here. Please search.

I would stick to .com initially.

Yesterday, the administrator of NAMPROS .com deleted the link you had given the unfiltered link yesterday.

 

[Zala pratipalsinh]

Keep giving advice and information for domaining thank you sir

 

[koolishman]

Yesterday, the administrator of NAMPROS .com deleted the link you had given the unfiltered link yesterday.

No. I did not link it.

It was in your thread that you linked to facebook(I think by mistake). I don't do any affiliate linking at all.

 

[Zala pratipalsinh]

No. I did not link it.

It was in your thread that you linked to facebook(I think by mistake). I don't do any affiliate linking at all.

ok sir no promble

 

[Dave]

If you're just starting out take a lot of your time to read, read, read. There's plenty of resources here, Domain Sherpa and more to help you.

Also I've heard plenty of good things about DN Academy, after you're done reading and you decide you want to take the plunge into domaining then check out https://dnacademy.com/