researchdecision.com
naturallyfitting.com
naturaltechnique.com

What do you think of those domains? I thought they were pretty decent, certainly worth more than the 8 bucks apiece, no?

Any suggestions for where to go peddle them at? Sitepoint? Ebay? I really have no idea.

researchdecision.com
naturallyfitting.com
naturaltechnique.com

What do you think of those domains? I thought they were pretty decent, certainly worth more than the 8 bucks apiece, no?

Any suggestions for where to go peddle them at? Sitepoint? Ebay? I really have no idea.

The amount of money that you make from domain parking is so little compared to the possible income if you build a minisite for the same domain name and monetize it

I think people have cottoned on to the fact that the domain name plays a very small role in search engine optimization. So unless you are a big company that needs a domain with it’s name in it and that domain is already taken, i am not sure why people pay a premium for domain names any more.

The amount of money that you make from domain parking is so little compared to the possible income if you build a minisite for the same domain name and monetize it

I think people have cottoned on to the fact that the domain name plays a very small role in search engine optimization. So unless you are a big company that needs a domain with it’s name in it and that domain is already taken, i am not sure why people pay a premium for domain names any more.

I cannot state any specific ROI you can expect, as this would very much depend on the individual domain you buy as well as potential buyers. Domain names are still quite difficult to evaluate compared to real estate, for example. There is nobody who is a real appraisal expert, because there are too many variables at work which are also changing quickly. However, domain name prices have constantly gone up, as stated in the article above, and I believe this trend will continue for a very long time.

If you’re looking for a database with data of past domain sales, I can recommend Ron Jackson’s DNJournal.com and DNSalePrice.com.

Personally, I have been able to rake in returns higher than 10,000 percent in less than 12 months in some cases. It’s getting more difficult to get these high returns as the market matures and domains become more expensive, but it is still possible.

Do not get me wrong, though: Domain investing is no get-rich-quick scheme. There are a lot of things that can be done wrong and you have to put a lot of working into it. If you’re just starting out I would suggest that you go to domain forums such as the DotSauce.com forum, DNForum.com and DomainState.com. These sites offer great advice and there are always some experienced domain investors around who are willing to share their experiences. Read and learn as much as you can before you start investing money in this business. I have also written an article about getting into the domain business, you can find it here:

http://www.dmueller.com/2007/09/28/domain-names-domains/how-to-become-a-successful-domain-investor-today/

I cannot state any specific ROI you can expect, as this would very much depend on the individual domain you buy as well as potential buyers. Domain names are still quite difficult to evaluate compared to real estate, for example. There is nobody who is a real appraisal expert, because there are too many variables at work which are also changing quickly. However, domain name prices have constantly gone up, as stated in the article above, and I believe this trend will continue for a very long time.

If you’re looking for a database with data of past domain sales, I can recommend Ron Jackson’s DNJournal.com and DNSalePrice.com.

Personally, I have been able to rake in returns higher than 10,000 percent in less than 12 months in some cases. It’s getting more difficult to get these high returns as the market matures and domains become more expensive, but it is still possible.

Do not get me wrong, though: Domain investing is no get-rich-quick scheme. There are a lot of things that can be done wrong and you have to put a lot of working into it. If you’re just starting out I would suggest that you go to domain forums such as the DotSauce.com forum, DNForum.com and DomainState.com. These sites offer great advice and there are always some experienced domain investors around who are willing to share their experiences. Read and learn as much as you can before you start investing money in this business. I have also written an article about getting into the domain business, you can find it here:

http://www.dmueller.com/2007/09/28/domain-names-domains/how-to-become-a-successful-domain-investor-today/

I have bought about 100 .asia domain names the past 3 days and there are still many “diamonds” available.

If you are after quality get yourself .asia domain names.

I have bought about 100 .asia domain names the past 3 days and there are still many “diamonds” available.

If you are after quality get yourself .asia domain names.