advice Your best domaining advice?

[DOMAIN ILLUMINATI]

Hey nP members,



we all have our individual experiences in domaining but we all have the chance to learn from each other in some way.
In this sense, I want to start a thread to ask YOU the following question:

What is currently your best domaining advice?

Thanks and all the best in your domaining,
kingof.top

 

[Casey L]

Normally I would tell someone not to spend a dime until you've read and learned as much as possible about the business, but I realized that the best way to learn is to make mistakes. I imagine most of us learned this way by spending money and then realizing we aren't getting our money back.

So probably the most useful advice in my eyes is to not spend money you can't afford to lose.

 

[doubleU]

Check the 'whois' of the unavailable domains you are interested in !

You might be surprised at how many domains are dropping that's on your list.

You can also monitor for changes in 'whois' records at godaddy, doamintools etc......

 

[Bram C.]

Believe in yourself.

 

[infosec3]

The most important skill you can develop is to distinguish what is valuable and what is not.

 

[namerav]

I'll keep it simple - Research and Learn.

 

[trp3]

First Learn, then remove the 'L'.

 

[DOMAIN ILLUMINATI]

First Learn, then remove the 'L'.

That's a smart answer

 

[Name Trader]

Get out now. The market is too crowded. Leave more buyers for me. (joke).

 

[GoKaizen]

Understand the bs in this industry as fast as possible.

 

[mad409]

Watch your back, someone is always behind you.

 

[guilty]

Patience is your friend.

 

[redesignunit]

Patience is your friend and also god.

 

[DGMDomains]

Take your time learning and get a nice feel for the market.

Along with what everyone else is saying; patience is needed and required.

 

[Cdomains]

The best advice is to sell your best domains to me for reg fee, and get out now.

I will take very good care of them for you. :D

 

[SheikhOvais]

My best advice other than learning and researching would be to do things professionally and set realistic goals.

You must learn how successful domain investors have made if possible and have achieved great success.

Even if you want to start domaining as a part time thing, but do establish your domain business as a pro. It requires more effort than bucks but it will pay you back in the long run.

 

[tvanrijt]

The best advice is to sell your best domains to me for reg fee, and get out now.

I will take very good care of them for you. :D

I have some domains from my first few days. I would be happy to sell them to you at reg fee!

Thanks for being generous

 

[tvanrijt]

My advice would be:

Set a learn budget when you start. You will probably make bad decisions in the beginning. If you say: I can spend up to $ 250 for learning and feeling the market, spend nothing more than that until you find something that also generates seed money.

Furthermore: dont be lazy. You wont become rich here by just regging some domains and post them on NP. If you get into this game, be prepared to work the hours to find valuable domains, end users and build relationships. If you are not willing to put in the hours, you will most likely fail.

 

[guru4444]

If someone says I know nothing about domaining..... believe him/her
If someone says Iam good at domaining.... somewhat believe
If someone says Iam the best ..... don't believe

If someone tries to sell you a ebook ....run away

 

[Cdomains]

I have some domains from my first few days. I would be happy to sell them to you at reg fee!

Thanks for being generous

I said "best" domains.