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The Art of Domaining: A Guide For Domainers
By Jason Drohn
How many times have you gotten butterflies in your stomach?
You know, that sickening feeling that just won’t go away.
I must admit, each and every time I got online, I had that feeling. There is just something about a domain name that is so powerful. No matter where you go online, it ALWAYS corresponds in some way to a url.
This led realization led me down an interesting path. Not only were domain registrations cheap, but the potential payoff was extremely high. Being a both a business professional and an IT guy, it occurred to me that if framed in the right light, the risks of being a domainer was comparatively low!
So how could someone minimize their risk of wasted money? What does someone need to know in order to register the right domain names, park them with the best services, and sell them for the highest amount?
The Art of Domaining: A Guide For Domainers
To put it quite frankly, I am not the sort of person that blows sunshine. I don’t waste time with words that are just filler.
Have you ever heard the expression, “You are what you read?” Well, I read the Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, etc. I hate the local paper. They can drag a three statement news story out to nine paragraphs of meaningless text.
The Art of Domaining has been designed for the individual who wants a comprehensive guide for domainers, without all of the advertising schemes that make up most magazines and websites. There is a concise method to how it is written; stemming from finding and registering domain names to selling domains at their top value. There are links and suggestions for some of the top appraisal sites, parking services, and domain registrars.
Moreover, The Art of Domaining really applies the business theory behind moving domain names around. It allows thoughts on precise practices which will make you the most money through parking services.
All in all, the book is a very complete work dedicated to professional domaining. If you are a beginner looking to learn about the industry, or a professional who dabbles in the art, there is money to be made. It is up to you to embrace that and realize that the people selling names for $35,000 are no different than you. They just view the domaining profession in a different way.
Be the person that is the envy of the domaining crowd. It is possible, you just have to want it bad enough.
Essentials
This ebook is delivered in .pdf format and the download link will be provided right after you pay. In order to open .pdf files, you must have Adobe Reader installed.
The price: $37
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