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What is Domain Name?

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Simply it is the address for your home in virtual world (online indeed). Usually

It just like www.Tacliq.com

Tacliq is domain name

And the next is called top-level domain (TLD) name, which is always three or more characters, or maybe a two-character territory code based on. Top-level domains are sometimes also called first-level domains.

Example

.biz · .com · .info · .name · .net · .org ·

And some are

.aero · .asia · .cat · .coop · .edu · .gov · .int · .jobs · .mil · .mobi · .museum · .tel · .travel

Private advices : if you want to buy any domain name, choosing TLD “ *.com “ is better solution.

Buy Domain and be RICH

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Buy Domain at $8 and sell it at $ 1.000.000.-

Do you think it possible?

Than sell it at $100.000

or $ 10.000.-

Many domainers do it. They generate money just like a river so… why don`t you try to take a deep research in it?

and be ready to be rich … Friend!!!!

because how to get the correct domain to sell is just about your mind.

Domain and Domain

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With a great domain name is an essential prerequisite for the success of your business, a blog or personal Web site.

If you’re not a great domain name, like people to remember you? The key to a great domain name is generally divided into several categories, which are lightweight and easy to maintain.

One of the main keys have a great domain name is easy to maintain. Nobody remembers that a domain name with a long title, several characters in the title, and the boring talk, as CAPS. It is obvious that you are a girl of 14 years adapting to the Internet and talk about how “Express” takes you through the power of talk caps.

Here are some examples of domain names you in a company, for example, if you have your company name is Mel Clarke journalism, try something as simple as melclarkejournalism.com (ou. co.uk. com. Ever by country).

The name, exactly as your name, companies are, of course, the better, whether to purchase a domain name.

If for any reason, your ideal and simple domain name has already been bought by someone, you want to May in contact with them and see if the name is synonymous with the recovery.

Your domain name easily win a large bundle of cash, and a benefit to the success of your business online.

By buying the domain name perfect return of someone who has already purchased, you will ensure that all cash flows of Google search will work for you – not someone else.

If you do not have the luck with the simple domain name that is exactly what you want, then try to make the title a bit. If you have a site advertising a business, try the name of promoting the role of corporations.

In this way, the name of the promotion remains in the minds of people and another form of advertising for the company said.

If the domain name you’re looking for a blog or Web site, and then try to avoid what does not seem interesting or disappear. Many people use Google as a starting point for topics of interest to customs, unless you able Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and can always be your subject of interest in your name or your content your site will not be found.

Interesting for blogs on specific topics, intelligence or word games satirical tribute to the pop culture references too often with people who are on Google. Go FUG is an excellent example of a blog that does exactly that. A fascinating and nitrous oxide blog about fashion and stars, the name is easy to remember and to laugh, and at the same time is controversial, it is the blog is already a topic of interest.

Thus, if the choice of domain name law and APT for you, remember the circumstances in which you have the choice between them.

When it comes to your company that is simple and clean and keep next to your name as possible.

If it for his personal use to prevent something bad taste, it is interesting and memorable, we hope to attract as many readers as possible!

How to (Really) Make Money with Domain Names

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When I started writing this, my first sentence was “The time for making easy money with domain names has passed.” It didn’t take me long to realize, though, that there never really has been any easy money in domains.

  • Think it was easy to invest $70 each for domains back in the mid-90s when no one could really be sure at all that the Internet was going to be as life-changing as it has proven to be?
  • Think it was easy to figure out the drop system so you could snatch up expiring domains before anyone else?
  • Think it was easy to work like a dog and max out your credit cards once domain names were a proven commodity?

I don’t think anyone who’s gotten rich off domain names would tell you that it was ever easy. The landscape has changed immensely, but what makes it hard now is just different than what made it hard 10+ years ago.

I can tell you what I know now beyond a shadow of a doubt, though: if you want a low-risk, high-return way to make money with domains today, forget buying and holding. Buy a handful a good generic domains and start right now developing them.

Forget Buying and Holding

clip image001 How to (Really) Make Money with Domain NamesI love Rick Schwartz’s model: find top-tier generics at a good price and hold them for a few years until someone wants to pay you big bucks for them. That’s how you make several hundred thousand dollars at a time.

Unless you have significant wad of cash lying around, though, you’re relegated to trying to turn $260 into $8,000. Success stories like that are great, but ask yourself:

  1. For every successful domain investment that you make, how many failures would you have?
  2. How many deals like this would you have to do to keep food on the table and clothes on your kids?
  3. Think you could keep it up consistently?
  4. When you’re done buying and selling, what sort of equity would you have to show for it?

To me, domain buying and selling is like day-trading: yeah, you hear about some stellar returns, but the risks are just as high (or higher). For every Frank Schilling or Kevin Ham, there are tons more people who lost their shirts (and more) trying to do the same thing.

The Big, Safe Money is in Development

If you want to make big, safe money with domains today — without laying out big money like Rick — here’s what you want to do:

  1. Find some good generic domain names that:
    1. You can get for a good price.
    2. Are in topic areas that you’re passionate about
  2. Focus your efforts on building those out and driving more and more defensible traffic to them.

Your only risk is the money you use to buy the domains –which you totally control — and the time you spend building them out. That’s it. What you end up with in return, though, are very valuable assets that any number of people will be interested in — not just other domain speculators.

That’s because most domain buyers today “are not sellers and even more do not develop.” Because of that, developing a good domain means that not only will it still be interesting to a domainer somewhere down the road, it will also be interesting to a much wider range of people who are looking for established businesses and have no interest in playing the domain market.

Anytime you can take an asset from one market and turn it into one with much wider appeal, the value increases by default: more buyers = more demand = higher price.

When You Come to a Fork in the Road, Take It

Like I said, I still really like Rick’s model, and I agree with Andy that Warren Buffet would recommend investing in premium generics. It’s just that I don’t know many people who have Buffet-type money.

So if you find yourself wanting to get into the domain business without cashing out your 401(k), just take the other path. It’s a low-risk, high-payoff strategy that has worked out great not only for me, but for many others as well.

How I “Really” Make Money From Domain Names

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Author: Lord Brar

clip image001 How I “Really” Make Money From Domain Names

This is My True Story

There was a time when I was extremely frustrated with my domaining business. I was seeing people sell domains for hundreds of thousands of dollars and yet I had so many domains which no one was willing to pay even registration fee for, let aside thousands. What was worse was that I was not making much money in parking either.

Whenever I saw the domain-sales charts I would cringe. What was I doing wrong? Was there a fault in my investment strategy? I had to do something about it or simply get out of domaining business. It was a do-or-die situation for me.

There is another thing — I hate failing.

So, I sat-back to take a rational look at my investment strategy and find out what was wrong with it. And very soon I did.

What Was Wrong With My Strategy

Simple – My domains were neither “premium” nor had butt-loads of traffic. Most of the domains in my portfolio were — and still are — keyword rich and brandable and had excellent development potential.

Most domainers look for easy money and investments where they don’t have to put too much effort — and development is not one of them.

My major problem was that I was selling wrong thing to wrong people.

But there were two other BIG problems — 1) Premium and Traffic Domains cost lot more than I could spend and 2) I had a lot of money invested in portfolio of keyword-rich domains.

Very soon I was about to discover something that would change my fortunes.

Finding the Solution

When I analyzed the domains which I had sold till now, I discovered that the keyword domains which had some sort of content on them were super-easy to sell. Not only this, whenever the domain had traffic and revenue, it was able to fetch much-higher prices, which meant more profit for me.

There was this dating discussion forum I had started. I had spent $160 for a vBulletin License, $120 for 1000 paid posts by forum-posters and a few hours on building links. Within a two and half months, the site was getting a few hundred visitors a day and made some revenue from adsense and a few affiliate programs.

I put it up for sale at an auction site and sold it for $1500 in a few hours. That was a profit of roughly $1200 on a site which took less than 10 minutes a day to run.

Sometime ago I had purchased a database of 1000 riddles for $20 and paid a coder $50 to code a simple script to read from this database and display on the site. I put it up on a riddles related domain of mine, posted links to it at some social networking sites and spent about 10 bucks for a 100 directory submission.

I ended up selling this particular site for $750 after five months. My investment was $80 and time spent uploading the database and script on my site.

Another was a small-business marketing related site where I had posted 27 blog posts which I had paid freelance writers $10 per post for. My cost was $270 and a few hours of link-building and sold it for $1300.

More interesting was this web-design related blog which I had purchased from someone for $700. I spent a few hours and wrote a kick-ass article which I was able to get on the front page of digg. Then I posted some re-printable and PLR articles and paid another 120 bucks to freelance writers to write 12 articles for it.

The site started getting loads of traffic and started making $200 – $300 from affiliate revenue, $70 or so in Adsense revenue and $150 from text-link sales every single month. After 5 Months, I sold it for $4250. I not only made a huge profit by selling it but also kept all the money it made from affiliate programs, adsense and text-link sales. My Net Profit from this site was roughly $5700.

All this was more than enough to prove to me that there was a potential to make money — and a LOT of it — by doing something that others were not doing. And the fact that I had keyword-rich and brandable domains was a huge advantage for me. All I had to do was to rinse and repeat.

Step by Step Method

Find a Niche. The very first thing that you need to do is to find a niche you will be developing the site in. You need to make sure that the niche has certain demand — which means that you will get some traffic — and you have a way that you can make money from it. You also need to know the methods that you can use to identify these profitable niches.

Register a Domain. Once you have your niche, you need to register the domain name which you will run the site on. The domain should be brandable and keyword rich to help with SEO. You need to know how to come-up with domain names, research expired domains and even purchase from the after-market.

Create a Site. The very first thing you need to do is to setup the site on your web-host. Be sure to read my article – How to Choose a Host Without Getting Ripped-Off — 6 Practical “Rules of Thumb” to Remember.

If you want to create a content site then you need a content management system like WordPress or Joomla. You could also setup a Photo Gallery or a Discussion Forum.

You could also hire a freelancer to code a script for you but you can usually find an out-of-box open-source script to do the job.

Publish Content. Once you have the site up, it is time to start posting the content. Remember, it is the content which attracts people to your site and gets you the rank in search engines. You can create the content yourself or hire freelancers to create it for you. You also have an option of using content with reprint rights. Getting great content is much easier than you think.

Revenue Streams. You don’t want to waste your traffic by not commercializing it. Put up affiliate links, CPA links, contextual advertisements, text links and products for sale on your site. Contrary to the popular belief, you don’t need thousands of visitors to make money. What you need is “quality traffic”.

For example, I have a site which got 8 visitors last week and made me $147 in affiliate revenue. I also have another site in more popular niche which gets a few thousand visitors a day and makes only a few bucks. I usually commercialize my site before I even start promoting it at all. After you have a pagerank, you can also start selling text-links on the site.

Promote the Site. When your site is up and running and has some content that people can use, you need to get the word out about your website. You can promote on the Internet by doing Search Engine Optimization and Link Building, Social Marketing, Paid Advertising, Viral Marketing, Internet Public Relations and what I like to call Twisted Marketing.

SEO is the cheapest and easiest way to get traffic to your site and keyword domains are a big help. If you have Link Building Tool by EasyLinkBuilding.com, it will be very easy for you to get quality back-links which are absolutely a must to rank high and get traffic from search engines.

Being on Digg’s homepage can easily get you 20,000 – 30,000 unique visitors in a day. Getting a top-blog to link to you is another very effective strategy. When LifeHacker.com linked to one of my sites, I got like 17,000 Uniques in a day and made a nice change.

Let it Ferment. While the results of paid and viral marketing are instantly visible but search engine optimization takes some time to show results. For most of my sites, I just optimize the site, build some links to it and forget about it. If the niche is not super-competitive, search engines start sending a fair bit of traffic.

Sell the Site. Once you have a site which has some good content and, hopefully, gets some traffic and makes some revenue, you may want to sell the site. Some of the options that you have if you want to sell your site are domain forums, auction sites, domain brokers or through private sales.

The Devil is in Details

As an entrepreneur, you have to remember that your profits are your revenues minus the cost.

Profit = Revenue – Cost

Your objective is to maximize your profits and to do that you need to increase your revenues and reduce your cost. The challenge is how you can reduce the cost of creating the site, creating content and promoting the site while maximizing the revenues, traffic and cost you can sell it for.