Professional Domain Investor Morgan Linton teaches new domain investors or “Domainers” how to buy, sell, develop, and monetize their domain names. Learn from some of our best investments and find-out how you can become a Domainer Investor whether you are a computer expert of complete novice.
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Domaining Power Course: Lesson #1 – What is Domaining?
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RegisterGator.Com launches a Unique Domain and Hosting Reseller Service.
October 26, 2011 By Leave a Comment
(PRWEB) October 18, 2004
RegisterGator.Com, a global leader in domain, hosting and web products software today announced the launch of The-Domain-Reseller.Com, a complete domain name registration and hosting reseller program. Making their new reseller program unique, The-Domain-Reseller.Com cut the domain registration and hosting reseller provisioning time down to minutes. The-Domain-Reseller.Com customers will also be provided with 24/7 support, and a ready to go shopping cart with secure, real time credit card processing and ongoing product support and development.
With this new service, customers will be able to sell the following
Domains: .COM, .NET, .ORG, .US, .NAME and more
Web Products: hosting, spam-protected email accounts and web site builders!
Protection: private registrations, online file storage and copyright protection.
E-Commerce Tools: SSL certificates, search engine tools and more.
By combining 24 hour instant provisioning and aggressive product selection, The-Domain-Reseller.Com is offering a winning combination for entering the Domain and Hosting business.
Find out more about the Domain Reseller Plan at http://www.the-domain-reseller.com.
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DomainTheft.org Pioneers New Internet Security Service – Pledges to Take a Bite Out of Cybercrime
October 22, 2011 By 2 Comments
Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) July 27, 2011
Every year thousands of domain names are stolen. Some of these domains are valued in the five and six-figure range, and can often be the front-end to an entire business. Unfortunately law enforcement agencies do not have a procedure in place to track the theft and generally nothing is done. Most domain registrars and marketplaces try to stay-out of these situations as well and assume zero responsibility for the loss, even if the customer put their life-savings into the domain. There is no domain name police, theft database, or recovery agents, until now.
A creative new company founded by part-time Domain Investor Morgan Linton has just been announced and he plans to make a major impact in the domain security and theft prevention space. DomainTheft.org is a centralized database of stolen domains all verified by a proprietary algorithm called DTVS or the Domain Theft Verification System. DTVS does an initial check to ensure that the theft being committed is valid and then sends it along to a member of DomainTheft.org’s task force for investigation. “People have been buying and selling domain names for over 15 years, and thieves have been stealing domains for the same amount of time,” says Linton who runs a popular blog that attracts Domain Investors from all over the world.
Domain owners pay a small monthly fee to list their stolen domains in the system and the database is available to every major domain name sales platform and marketplaces like eBay and Flippa. “If every marketplace checks our database before listing a domain for sale it will not only dramatically reduce the number of stolen domains, but also improve the chance of recovery,” says Linton who is pioneering the space as the founder of the first Domain Theft Database available online. “Along with listing domain names in our database we have dedicated recovery agents that will work with registrars and law enforcement agencies to recover stolen domains.” The amazing thing about DomainTheft.org’s recovery service is the price: there is none. “The cost of this service is entirely up to the customer. At the end of the day we want to make the domain world a better place and financial gain is not our primary focus.”
Last week marked the first case where a domain thief was criminally prosecuted in the United States. Daniel Goncalves was sentenced to five years in prison after stealing P2P.com from domain investor Mark Ostrofsky and attempting to sell it to retired NBA star Mark Madsen. In cases like these it can take high-powered lawyers and big bucks to recover a domain.
“Our goal is big and the challenge is even bigger, but we think that we can make a huge impact in the Domain Name Security space. Just think, if everyone checks our database before they buy a domain name, it will be almost impossible for thieves to sell domains.” Linton feels strongly that by making it harder to sell stolen domains, thieves will become less inclined to even attempt a theft. “Some people want to make the physical world a better place, I want to make the virtual world a better place and DomainTheft.org will do exactly that.”
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October 22, 2011 By 7 Comments
www.davidjenyns.com If you’re looking to learn how to sell domain names… watch this video. It’s a short video we put together for one of our recent flippa.com auctions. You can’t go wrong modeling our success. That said, please note, creating an auction on Flippa is only part of the work – what goes on behind the scenes of every auction is also a large part of what will make an auction popular. Every single site that is listed on Flippa.com gains enough interest to spawn a few inquiries, either by comments on the auction, or by messages sent through their PM system. How you handle these inquires play a bigger part than most realise. Remember those inquiries will ultimately turn into bids (if you provide the right answers) and, the more bids, the higher you move up Flippas most active auction list. If you’d like to learn how to sell domain names be sure to visit our auction to find out more: www.davidjenyns.com
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DomainMart Introduces Advanced Domain Name Auction Strategies
September 14, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Berkeley, CA (PRWEB) April 19, 2004 -
DomainMart, a leading provider of domain-name secondary-market services, today introduced two new domain-name auction services: a sealed-bid auction and a reciprocal buy-sell bid auction.
The sealed-bid auction, when used prudently, allows sellers to realize a higher sale price for their domain names than with current auction services. The reciprocal buy-sell bid auction benefits both buyer and seller by simplifying the bidding process to yield a fair exchange price. DomainMart is the first to provide such auction services for domain names.
If the seller of a domain name believes that multi-bidders are likely to overestimate each others maximum bid, she would be better off using a sealed bid-auction than an English auction, popularized by eBay, says Alex Tajirian, President and CEO of DomainMart. Conversely, when the seller believes that the bidders will underestimate each others maximum bid, the English auction is superior, adds Tajirian.
Tajirian also points out that a sealed-bid auction can be superior to one-on-one negotiations if a potential buyer is unaware that he is the sole bidder.
Under a sealed-bid auction, each interested buyer submits a bid without knowing who else is bidding or how much. The winner is the highest bidder and the domain name is sold at the highest bid price. Using a slight variation (known as Vickery auction), the price paid by the winner (with the highest bid) is that of the second-highest bid.
Sealed-bid auctions are widely used by investment banks.
A reciprocal buy-sell bid auction is appropriate and expedient when each of two domain-name owners wants to own both names. For example, each of the owners of supplementary domain names, like AuctionDomain.com and DomainAuction.com, prefers to own both so as to decrease customer confusion. Using the reciprocal buy-sell bid auction, one of the owners designates a price for which she would either buy or sell at, and the other owner chooses which side of the deal he wants. For example, one announces $ 10,000, and the other says at that price he will buy it.
Confusion over supplementary domain names can also arise when customers arent sure of the extension of the domain name — whether the site they seek is .com or .org, for example.
These services complement several that DomainMart already offers:
1. Providing an appraisal for a domain name to aid a bidder in establishing a reserve price, i.e., the minimum price the seller would accept. An appraisal also reduces price uncertainty for the buyer, resulting in making informed strategic bids.
2. Giving advice and participating in determining the best auction type to use and the best negotiation strategy.
3. Acting as an independent third party to set up and monitor the auction.
4. Assisting in reducing risk and uncertainty associated with the escrow and transfer-of-ownership process.
DomainMart is a leader in providing domain-name secondary-market services, including appraisal/valuation, auction, escrow and ownership transfer, leasing, parking, management, and protection since 1996.
For more information, please visit http://www.DomainMart.com or contact:
Tom Saito, Marketing Specialist
DomainMart Inc.
TomSaito@DomainMart.com
Tel: +1 (415) 905-4234
How to Sell Domain Names
June 24, 2011 By 1 Comment
There are a number of ways in which you can sell domain names. There are a number of people who suggest buying a lot of domain names and releasing them at the right time to make huge profits. Other experts suggest that you go in for minimum number of days for selling out these domains.
Before you opt for buying a username it is important that you do a market survey to know the latest trends. Opt for looking up the Google trend tracker and check out the domain names that are the most popular in recent times. You can look out the times that a keyword is used this will help you in narrowing down your search for the right domain name.
After you have chosen the domain name then look out for the competition and the niche in which the domain specializes. If the domain market that you are targeting is saturated then looking for a good buyer can be a difficult task.
It is hence advised that you narrow down the keywords, as most of the domain names, would have been taken up by, the competitors.
There are a number of factors that affect the selling of a domain. Some of these include: the length of the domain name, how easy is it to remember the domain name, the per day traffic to the domain, does the domain name suggest the service provided by the website, etc.
Once you have bought a domain then look for a broker who can help you sell it. With the help of a good broker, you can get a wide range of customers for selling your domain. You can sell your domain from anywhere ranging between 0 to ,500 or more depending on the factors that have been listed above.
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4 Best Places to Make Money Selling Domain Names Online
June 24, 2011 By Leave a Comment
What are the best places to make money selling domain names online? Whats the best domain buying and selling market place?… These are question that you would be asking if you decide to start making money selling domain names online. You have done your research, found and registered one or more domain names that your researched showed to be valuable, and now are ready to sell them. But, where do you sell your domains? how do you find the potential domain buyers?… If you are in that stage of your money making journey trough buying and selling domains, here are some of the best places where you can make money selling your domain names:
By far the biggest and most famous domain name marketplace. They claim they have over 10 million listings. Thousands and thousands of domains are bought and sold on sedo each and every month. But, you have to pay a commission if they do sell your domains. The commission is at 10%, which is a good number compare to other marketplaces that charge hefty fees for selling your domain.
GoDaddy is one of the biggest and most popular domain registrar. They also have a action where you can sell domain names. Since GoDady is a big domain registrar, which mean many domain buyers use GoDady to buy domains, its a good idea to use their marketplace to sell your domains.
You probably knew this was coming! yes, eBay is a great place to find buyers for your domains. Its a large market place where you have the opportunity to reach potential domain buyers from all over the world.
There are many online forums that have specific sections where domain buyers and sellers can buy and sell domains. One of the best things about such forums is that most of them don’t cost you anything to list your domains for sell, or if the do cost, its not much. Some of the best forums for selling domains are DNfroum, WarriorForum and DigitalPointsForum.
There are many other market places where you can sell domain names. But the above mentioned market places are known by experienced sellers who are making money selling domain names online to be the best places to make money selling domain names online.
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How to Make Money Selling Domains Online?
June 24, 2011 By 2 Comments
How to make money selling domains online is a question many people who set out to make money online come across. Making money buying and selling domain names is an easy way to make some extra money and in some cases to make a lot of money online. All it requires is a few dollars in investment, and I really mean a few dollars as an or so for registration fee for each individual domains that you come to find and register, and a little time and knowledge to research and find untapped domain names that could be valuable.
Although there are a lot of great resources and free tools for finding valuable domain names, the process is a fairly simple and straight forward process. If you are new to this process and are planning to give domain selling a shot, here is a simple step by step plan that will help you make money buying and selling domain names online.
Get to know the market
First you need to study the market to find out how it all works. Use related online forums such as DomainState & Namepros to find out how the pros do it. Familiarize yourself with the market, the language, the DOs and DON’Ts of buying and selling domain names.
Pick a niche
This one of the most important parts of your domain selling business. In order to make money selling domain names, you have to narrow it down to niches that are hot and popular. There are many free tools and resources you can use to research and find niches. Use forums and other online resources to find out what niches are hot. Domain names related to such niche are more likely to be the real money makers for you. you will have a better chance of selling them for a higher price and fast.
Pick a domain name
The best thing you can do to ensure you choose a good domain name is to use your main keywords in your domain name, while keeping it short and easily memorable. Of course, you want to keep in mind the popularity of such keywords and terms and the number of time people use those terms to search for a related subject. Also, before you put too much time and effort into it, use domain research tools and resources to find out if a specific domain name is available or already taken. When it comes to learning how to make money selling domains online, finding the right domains that are also availble is one of the most crucial (if not the most crucial) factors.
Register your new domain
This is fairly easy and quick. There are hunderds of domain registrars on the internet. Do some research and find the ones that offer more value for less money. Some of the most well-known domain registrars include GoDaddy.com, NameCheap.com and Register.com. Many of these domain registrars often run special discounts and coupons. Make sure to take advantage of them by doing a simple search on line for “domain registration discounts”.
Sell your domains for a profit
Now its time to find potential buyers to sell your domains to. Depending on each specific domain, you could either start looking for buyers right away, or it might be wise to leave your domain to age a little and sell it then(domain age is one of the things search engines look into when giving a site its search engine ranking, so most people like aged domain names since it gives them a better shot at ranking higher for their targeted keyword(s)). There are many places where you can sell your domains online, such as domain action suites and related forums. But, I think the best places to sell domains are sites like sedo.com, digitalpintsforum and even ebay.
Rinse and repeat
Now, simply repeat this process to make it an ongoing money making business. learn from your mistakes and scale up your successes.
As you go along with the process of buying and selling domains, you will come to know many small and big actors that play a rule in whether you success and make money buying and selling domain names or not. But, the steps outlined above are what most experienced domain sellers, those who know exactly how to make money selling domains online take to succeed.
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