Comments on: The 3 Styles of Domaining http://www.domainersgazette.com/the-3-styles-of-domaining/ ..domainer news, musings, and odd ramblings Fri, 21 Nov 2008 21:48:18 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Peter Askew http://www.domainersgazette.com/the-3-styles-of-domaining/#comment-185 Peter Askew Fri, 10 Aug 2007 12:07:11 +0000 http://www.domainersgazette.com/the-3-styles-of-domaining/#comment-185 thanks Vic..(or were you talking to John?) either way..for domain sales, I'm afraid I'd just recommend the standards.. Sedo BuyDomains Afternic TDNAM another great way to advertise your domain for sale would be Google AdWords.. buy up any terms revolving around "buy a domain", "domain auction", or "domains for sale".. -peter thanks Vic..(or were you talking to John?)

either way..for domain sales, I’m afraid I’d just recommend the standards..

Sedo

BuyDomains

Afternic

TDNAM

another great way to advertise your domain for sale would be Google AdWords.. buy up any terms revolving around “buy a domain”, “domain auction”, or “domains for sale”..

-peter

]]> By: Peter Askew http://www.domainersgazette.com/the-3-styles-of-domaining/#comment-184 Peter Askew Fri, 10 Aug 2007 11:49:11 +0000 http://www.domainersgazette.com/the-3-styles-of-domaining/#comment-184 thanks Frank.. yeah, I'd throw the developer into the 'traffic takers', cause when it's all said and done, and their app is built out, their end goal would be to generate unique visits.. great point, though.. I'll see if I can add that designation into the post somewhere.. -peter thanks Frank..

yeah, I’d throw the developer into the ‘traffic takers’, cause when it’s all said and done, and their app is built out, their end goal would be to generate unique visits..

great point, though.. I’ll see if I can add that designation into the post somewhere..

-peter

]]> By: The Old Vic http://www.domainersgazette.com/the-3-styles-of-domaining/#comment-183 The Old Vic Fri, 10 Aug 2007 11:45:16 +0000 http://www.domainersgazette.com/the-3-styles-of-domaining/#comment-183 Hi John, Nice article and nice looking site. Do you have any recommendations on how and where to sell domain names. Most companies I have seen seem to provide minimal exposure, they put your name in a list of a few hundred thousand others and leave it at that and little assistance. Understandably they seem to want to concentrate on the $100K plus names and don't offer much help when it comes to selling the more mundane stuff. Have you found any companies which have been particularly helpful in this srespect ? Hi John,
Nice article and nice looking site. Do you have any recommendations on how and where to sell domain names. Most companies I have seen seem to provide minimal exposure, they put your name in a list of a few hundred thousand others and leave it at that and little assistance. Understandably they seem to want to concentrate on the $100K plus names and don’t offer much help when it comes to selling the more mundane stuff. Have you found any companies which have been particularly helpful in this srespect ?

]]> By: John Cronin http://www.domainersgazette.com/the-3-styles-of-domaining/#comment-181 John Cronin Fri, 10 Aug 2007 09:35:38 +0000 http://www.domainersgazette.com/the-3-styles-of-domaining/#comment-181 Ah! I'm a newbie in this game and would currently place myself in category 1 ...speculator. Certainly haven't got deep enough pockets to be an aggregator. As you say, speculating is cheap with a very low entry barrier. Anyone can do it and dream up some new domain name, but importantly only person can register a specific name. I've registered about 20 or so now but I'm not seeing much type-in traffic. But who knows, maybe in a couple of years some PC manufacturer will just have take organiclaptops.com off my hands. Well, I can dream! John Ah!

I’m a newbie in this game and would currently place myself in category 1 …speculator. Certainly haven’t got deep enough pockets to be an aggregator.

As you say, speculating is cheap with a very low entry barrier. Anyone can do it and dream up some new domain name, but importantly only person can register a specific name. I’ve registered about 20 or so now but I’m not seeing much type-in traffic. But who knows, maybe in a couple of years some PC manufacturer will just have take organiclaptops.com off my hands. Well, I can dream!

John

]]> By: Frank Michlick http://www.domainersgazette.com/the-3-styles-of-domaining/#comment-178 Frank Michlick Fri, 10 Aug 2007 02:45:03 +0000 http://www.domainersgazette.com/the-3-styles-of-domaining/#comment-178 Great post Peter. Where would you add the "developer" style? Would that be a separate style or mixed in with "traffic taking"? /Frank Great post Peter.

Where would you add the “developer” style? Would that be a separate style or mixed in with “traffic taking”?

/Frank

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