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PPC Campaigns - Useful Tools For Promoting Expired Domains |
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By John Khu Domain name registrations, both new and expired domains, are rising slowly in the past few years and total registrations are likely to reach a pea during the end of last quarter of 2009. Domain registrations have reached an all time high of about 75 millions during 2006 with an average of 1.5 millions new registrations. This indicates that there has been an increase of about 35% over the same quarter in the previous year. A recent research suggests that dot com extensions still leads the pack and the future trend for this domain still looks very rosy and promising. |
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 The Inside Story of One Man's Rise From Low Budget Domain Flipper to Million Dollar Dealmaker
Page Howe showed up at DNForum.com in early 2003 looking to rebound from a .com bust that had decimated his extensive Internet business ventures. Howe was there hoping to climb his way back up the ladder by buying domains, often for under $100, and flipping them for $1,000 or more. Flash forward four years to 2007 and there was Howe standing on top of the world after completing not just one but two seven-figure sales in the same year, Seniors.com for $1.8 million and Guy.com for $1 million. Move ahead to June 2008 and there was Howe again at the GeoDomain Expo auction in Chicago, spending six figures to snap up domains left and right for his rapidly growing geodomain empire.
In four short years Howe has become the poster boy for the amazing things that are possible in this business. This is the previously untold story of how Howe discovered domains and went on to become one of the industry's key players. Source: Domain Name Journal - The Industry News Magazine at DNJournal.com |
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General Tips And Suggestions To Help You In Expired Domain Search |
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 Author: John Khu
Buying an expired domain could be a risky proposition and a tough exercise, if you do not the art and skill of how to excel in expired domain search. Expired domain search is also a tedious exercise that involves sifting and searching through a big database of domain provided by your registrar. Almost all registrars maintain and make available a huge inventory of expired domains through their web site. To buy your favorite expired domain name, you will need to be very smart and agile in grabbing the name at the last minute.
However, many expired domain traders make a big blunder of choosing and buying wrong domains, which eventually leads a big monetary loss and inventory of unsold domains. |
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Domain TLD and Trademark Myths |
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Author: Chris Mcelroy Aka Namecritic I started buying and selling domain names in 1995. Domain speculation began sometime in 1994. I did appraisals and was one of the biggest advocates for registering generic domain names rather than made-up names or those that violated trademarks.
I made a good income from my domains because I did not just sell domain names, I sold domain names that had a business plan and a website while others were just trying to sell their domain names with no traffic, no business plan and no website.
Today many are still doing it that way. Although now they park them at SEDO or Go Daddy or somewhere to try to make adsense revenue while they list them for sale. So my background in domain names is good enough that I can dispel a few myths. |
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How to Appraise a Domain Name's Value |
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Author: Rudy Hernandez Knowing the value of an internet domain name is crucial in today's business industry. Altough there is no exact formula to appraise a domain, there are a group of things to consider before putting a value to a domain. A majority of people will base their immediate appraisal on TLD extension, word length and keyword popularity but won't really consider backlinks, brandability or emerging trends part of the equation. There are a few factors that a person must be aware of before they can feel they have thoroughly assessed the domain and attach a valid appraisal amount. The first thing a person can do to is recognize that there are many subtle components that need to be assembled and viewed as a whole to get a comprehensive perspective on the domain. It seems every domainer has their own method used to appraise a domain so I've listed a few factors that I feel are necessary in being considered before a domain can be appraised. |
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