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AdSense is already old school. Ezoic / MediaVine / AdThrive is where its at... 1 Like |
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U1: Let's chat on WhatsApp man |
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U1: You're doing well bro. You're a testimony it pays never to give up |
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Sold NYMassageTherapy.com for $200. Bought for $6.99 at Namesilo about 9 months ago Did outbound after I bought it but no serious Interest. Then recently, someone emailed if the name is still available. Voila! Closed through Undeveloped. Lesson: Never give up because no one replied immediately after outbound. Sales can take some time. Thanks 22 Likes 4 Shares |
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Promxy94: There are lot of prospects for this name. Google can help in that regard. Although It doesn't really look like a Geo domain. |
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kolad59: Share your problems here - https://www.namepros.com/threads/problems-bugs-and-fixes-at-afternic-report-problems-here.1006373/ Maybe you might get a solution 1 Like 1 Share |
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iykepromotions: Congrats sir! LimoService domains never disappoint! |
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ewuoso2002:People who consider (WBY, ABY, ZBY, CEO, LOL, 666) ![]() ![]() I think you've spent a lot of time hand regging domains. I invite you to check out platforms where domains are recognized by the number of bids, increasing prices and auction close date. ![]() |
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U1: I laughed out loud when I read this: I had to run away for about a year thinking it was all a scam. Domaining isn't scam. It might take you a lot of time to profit/success but it isn't scam. It requires hard work, dedication, patience and luck. I relate to your story because I've been in your shoes before. I started domaining about 5 years ago but took me 3 years to make a profit. Even if you get a lot of sales, you can still get turned off when sales disappear ![]() Paying someone is like looking for a handout, you'd hardly get far. There's free flowing information just on Namepros alone. I still learn alot on the site ![]() 5 Likes |
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U1: Many website have/operate facebook pages. A way of getting the owner's email is through the about section of the facebook page. FB has helped in certain areas 3 Likes 1 Share |
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Craigbrown4076:You're welcome bro. Always great to share. Don't neglect Facebook pages also. You can get a great deals of emails through there. ![]() U1:Not a Pro. Not even close! Still learning everyday ![]() I use a pseudonym. Western name (something they can relate to). And if you might know, I mostly use privacy on my domains (not that it matters now that whois is almost gone ![]() 2 Likes |
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Craigbrown4076: When i do outbound, the first process is to search the domain using whois. Sometimes It is hidden, sometime it is visible. I recommend you use ICANN whois search. You can see some hidden contact through that. The second process is to search the domain website itself. Sometimes emails may be in the about page, contact page, team page or even individual profiles. Also there is nothing wrong in using the website contact page itself (You don't have to worry much about spam). Another method is to use Hunter.io to search for emails relating to a domain. Hunter.io has proved itself useful for me in recent times. One more tool i recommend is mailtester.com. It allows you to check the validity of a particular email. Example: if you couldn't get a contact using the above methods, you can just google (or LinkedIn) the company for its CEO or founder. When you've gotten the name of the person, you can try [i]guessing [/i]the person's email. If the CEO's name is steve and the domain is example.com, open mailtester.com and try a wide range of formats. E.g steve@example.com, stevepatrick@example.com, steve.patrick@example.com, stevep@example.com, s.patrick@example.com etc.... or you could even do a google search using the following parameters - "*@endusersdomain.com" the (*) stands for all emails Hope that works for you!!! Happy Sunday to you too ![]() 27 Likes 8 Shares |
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For Geo names I sell, I use a free software to generate list of unregistered domains. Its called "Domain name Analyzer". Google it and learn how to use it. Hint: its very helpful When you get the software, in the keyword column, you add the cities, States also the keyword and choose your extension I mostly stay with .com and .net Search for YouTube videos to learn how to use the software 23 Likes 7 Shares |
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Is Buying And Selling Domains Really A Profitable Business? Yes. But only if you do it right! Buying Domains I majorly use Godaddy and Namecheap. Godaddy for quick flips and Namecheap for long term investments. What domains to buy? I only buy names that describe a product or service. Nothing more! Keywords i target are: -web design -real estate -dentist -landscape -marijuana/cbd/hemp -properties etc You can find more on the NamePros sales thread. I must admit 80% of my quick flip names are Geo+keyword domains Sales Frequency On average, I sell at least one domain out of every six which is very profitable for me as it is certain if I spend $30 (6 x $5) I'm guaranteed to get $100 - $500 on at least 1 domain Sending mails No need for professional email. I use my Android Gmail. It gets the job done. If you're disguising, do it well. Advice -Target good domains and price them between low and mid $$$ and watch your sales increase. At least 1 out 6 names -I prefer to stay under the radar, so I'm not frequent on NL -I will be updating this post with time. So whos ready to make money flipping domains ![]() 46 Likes 13 Shares |
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