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Today I woke up to an email from someone who had used the contact form on DallasTexasMortgage.com to ask me to call them to discuss acquiring the “site”.
I had meetings scheduled throughout most of the day but when I made it back to the office I received a call from the person (persistent, I like that) and he starting...
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On a post of mine the other day Adam asked an interesting question, basically what is a domainer?
I think there are many people that even buy and sell domains that would have a hard time defining it. And I think even outside of that many people start to confuse domaining with development because in many cases people like to do both, like myself.
My quick answer to the question was:
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This past year I met a person who had been around domain investment enough to understand the value of it but had not really got to the level of understanding that makes it a profitable enterprise for someone. He is one of the people I referred to in an earlier post about people new to domain investment.
After registering some names and asking for advice a few times and then having me push back several times saying keep reading, keep researching, do not buy another name until you do X,Y, and Z he now is starting to have some success, maybe not on the selling front but at least on the monetization front.
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Although I do not tend to read any books or blogs on how to create a successful blog (I know some people are saying obviously right now) I have read and heard a few different times that posts that have lists in them do well and people like to Digg and share them. Well I thought I would go one better and write a post that is a list...
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In the past several months I have had many friends that have had interest in getting into domain investment. They had heard me talking about various things, whether it be a nice ROI on a domain flip or passive income from domain parking or Google Adsense. It was always interesting to watch peoples minds crank as they started...
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