Your domaining goals for 2008?

[QualityNames.com]

What are your domaining goals for 2008?


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[Steven]

1. Develop a few .TV domains
2. Purchase generic dictionary .COM/.NET names from secondary market
3. Purchase more quality LLLL.com
4. Focus more on quality than quantity (Trim the portfolio)
5. Focus more on .COM
6. Contact potential end users

 

[onewordonly]

Develop my current parked domains
Work on phase 2 of my first stage developed domains
Sell domains I don't really need
Only buy a very few more .com domains that I have a plan to develop in place

pretty simple goals really...

 

[WolfMother]

Cure domain addiction

 

[irishmat]

increase my parking revenue further
trim down the portfolio (only a little tho)
develop a couple of the names
make more sales than 2007 and break my highest sale record (wont be that hard lol)
all that while spending less time on it

 

[cybermonkey]

1. Buy more quality domains.
2. Sell my other mediocre domains to buy better ones.
3. Buy domains with traffic.
4. Sell domains without traffic.
5. Keep reinvesting.

 

[VURG]

Sell enough domains to pay for the renewals of the rest of my domains.

Buy one or two nice .tel domains.

 

[Amma]

I will have a SHORT & SWEET portfolio on 2009 after droped half of my portfolio on 2008.

 

[Spade]

Create residual income - as opposed to relying 95% on Domain Sales for a living.

 

[Broker]

#1 Resist temptation to register domains I think are good but in reality are not.

#2 Start studying the business more, reading more blogs, domaining.com has been awesome for this.

#3 Buy a few higher quality .com names that I would normally consider out of my league financially.

 

[Mark]

di·ver·si·fy :

di·ver·si·fy

v., -fied, -fy·ing, -fies.

v.tr.

To give variety to; vary: diversify a menu.
To extend (business activities) into disparate fields.
To distribute (investments) among different companies or securities in order to limit losses in the event of a fall in a particular market or industry.
v.intr.
To spread out activities or investments, especially in business.

I'm going to do the opposite of this ^ - I'll Try to focus more on one or two projects and Niches rather than being spread out all over the place

 

[Krossat]

Getting a stable income from domaining which i can reinvest in it and building a smaller yet more quality portfolio.

 

[James]

• Pay the damn renewals
• Opt my parked names more
• finish developing my projects

 

[networkmsia]

my goal for 2008 is to be a FULL TIME domainer.

 

[-REECE-]

I'm making that my 2009 goal All the best on that very worthy goal :tu:

My domaining goal for 2008 is to obtain 0.5% of all LLLL.coms (2285 LLLL.coms) and add an LLL.com to the collection. I currently own 1600ish, so I need to add about 680 LLLL.coms, an LLL.com, and still manage to pay the renewals on all my other domain name holdings... :wave:

my goal for 2008 is to be a FULL TIME domainer.

 

[networkmsia]

Thanks Reece.

I hope you can strike a jackpot with an End users for your LLLL.coms

 

[Andrei P.]

1. Having 500 LLLL.com (mostly without bad letters, triple-premiums)
I have now about 250 LLLL.com.
2. Development of own parking.
3. Switching to expensive domains
4. Switching from full-time domain work to 3 hours per week
5. Back to my SEO work which gives me much more than Domains
6. Developing one huge project that can earn at least $xxxx monthly.

 

[Ross]

buy more .coms

 

[James]

I'm making that my 2009 goal All the best on that very worthy goal :tu:

My domaining goal for 2008 is to obtain 0.5% of all LLLL.coms (2285 LLLL.coms) and add an LLL.com to the collection. I currently own 1600ish, so I need to add about 680 LLLL.coms, an LLL.com, and still manage to pay the renewals on all my other domain name holdings... :wave:

Wow, thata a big goal. goodluck Reece :]

 

[camille7_7]

Figure out why i like buying domains so much but never make any money.

Also stay away from anything that is not .com.

Quit second guessing myself when i see a good buy.....

and most importantly continue to enjoy domains, websites and namepros.