Just curious how many domains you have registered right now?
When you print off your printable list at GoDaddy (or similar) ... is it 2 pages, 10 pages, 25 pages or 50 pages long lol ???
(all domains , not just ones you have cultivated in some way)
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Just curious how many domains you have registered right now?
When you print off your printable list at GoDaddy (or similar) ... is it 2 pages, 10 pages, 25 pages or 50 pages long lol ???
(all domains , not just ones you have cultivated in some way)
not as many as this guy :cash:
God knows, last time i actually counted them, we had something like 800+ LOL
Regards,
Lee
Yeah I read about him the other day :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Richard Craver
missed off putting mine sorry....
19 pages which i think works out around 708 domains ....
For those that have posted... well you have just blown me out of the water.
And I sure many others reading feel quite the same.
I don't have enough domain names to fill a quarter page.
I did not have the money in the past to buy countless domains as an investment. Now that prices are 3.99 or 5.99, strangely enough, I don't have a desire to buy domain names just to possess.
I am sure there are many like me that just concentrate on certain websites.
not sure anymore either, maybe somewhere between 300-400.
Those of you with huge numbers of dimains must be profiting off this. Do you sell them? Park them?
I have some domains that you'd THINK would get typeins, but they don't.... So I'm not sure if parking them would be worthwhile unless those parking pages somehow generate traffic.
Anyone want to buy gaywikipedia.com for $10,000? :D
hmm, 10-15 i think...
most of my unused domains get redirected to similar domains with content on them, I don't do any parking but have heard some good income can be earned with parked domains.Quote:
Originally Posted by Matt 26z
Same here, as far as redirecting to domains with content, either mine or someone elses :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Chilihost
I did try domain parking on a domain once, it made something crap like $3.20 in the month .... so I have never done it since. Not when even one sale can be $30
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Originally Posted by Lee
I'm with Lee - WAY too many to count.
;-)
hehe well over a year that would be $36 which is probably double of what you paid for the domain so with 10k domains doing that it could be a good business ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by ArmpitLover
but yea, not all domains are created equal when it comes to parking them..
I have about 200-250 - don't know. Sometimes when I look for a domain I notice I already own it so I guess it was a good name for my tast
QUESTION: what do you do with your newly regged domains? do you put something onto them or just let them rest? if you put something up then what?
DEVELISH
somewhere between 50 and 60 ..I haven't counted lately but I really should
I park all my domains once they get registered over at Sedo and make a decent amount of $$$ from the domain parking each month, obviously some do better than others and with Sedo it depends on whether you just stick with their default parking pages or if you create customized keyword campaigns like on these...
http://www.cascadingbilling.com
http://www.adult-hosting-companies.com
A typical months earning on domain parking for me right now is between $180-$250 which basically means, in the space of a year, the parked domains pay for themselves :)
At the end of the year, any domains which are coming up for renewal that havent paid for themselves, get dropped and new ones replace them, unless the domain is highly brandable.
I also direct a lot of 'exit link' traffic to some of the parked Sedo pages on another account i have whih is a nice way to filter out non-adult traffic from entering my porn sites and making money off them, typically the account i use for this makes about $90-$120 a month but i do tweak the domain i send exit traffic to regularly to make sure im getting the most 'per click' i can in terms of payout :)
Regards,
Lee
I have 200+
Was that per domain or as a group?Quote:
Originally Posted by Lee