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The Art of Domaining

Posted on 22 March 2007 by DeanHunt

Domaining is the art of buying domain names and selling them or monetizing them for a profit.

The key to domaining is quantity trumps quality in most cases, so getting a large amount of domains for a good price is the trick.

With these sites you are not going to have the time to build large, high quality sites. So most people put up a parked page that has PPC adverts on it. Others put up a basic template with basic content, this would also allow it the chance to rank for low search engine terms.

Another area that you can make huge profits from is buying domains that get typo traffic, so for example utube.com got millions of extra visitors last year, this was due to people looking for the YouTube.com site.

if you intend to eventually sell the domains then we recommend that you put up a basic site, this way you will stay in the search engines and this adds value to the domain.

If you are a domainer and would like to share your domaining tips with us then please leave a comment.

Dean

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This is a viral video from Youtube that is getting a lot of attention.

I will let the author set the scene:

It was back in Oct 2005.

My wedding was about a month to go and I decided to make a memorable event for my future wife. But, I and she were working and due to preparation of wedding, I didn’t have enough budgets for expensive proposal. While I was considering for the event, I remembered what she said in the past. “Wow it would be great if I can get a chance to go in the room with full of yellow post it just like Sang Sang Plus” (Sang Sang Plus is one of the famous talk show (TV program) in Korea and they prepare a room with full of yellow post it - questions from fans to famous celebrity)

I wrote all the happy memories that I had with my wife in 5,940 post it. It took me 4 days & 5 nights to write everything and post it in the bathroom. (I tried main living room first, but, due to surface of wallpaper, I had to change the place) Once we back from honeymoon, we took all the post it off and kept it in the box until now.

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