With hundreds of new domain extensions flooding the market in the coming months, the huge shift in website browsing over the past few years from PCs to mobile devices, and the growing popularity of social media marketing (Facebook, Twitter, etc.), one might wonder if buying a premium .com domain is worth it anymore. The answer… Read More »
Five years ago I bought a Blackberry. I would constantly use it to check my email, and for the first time I was able to easily get work done outside my office (before that I used a laptop, but that was a pain in the neck). In a similar way, buying an Amazon Kindle around… Read More »
Sales of my domains are the same now as they have been in previous years, but lately, I have been much more eager to sell them than I used to be. In the past, I would hold out for what I thought a domain was worth, but now if I get a decent offer I… Read More »
The following is a list of domain names I have sold in the past 9 months: GreekGuide.com – $7500 RentPlaces.com – $2000 AddictionCenter.com – $5000 Vnac.com – $2000 ClickPharm.com – $900 STORESTUFF.COM – $2000 MediaFrenzy.com – $2500 BeddingMall.com – $1000 RogueStudios.com – $1000 SoftwareDeals.com – $6000 TopContests.com – $1250 Formcorporations.com, startcorporations.com, formcompanies.com, netincorporations.com, startcompanies.com –… Read More »
As 2012 draws to a close, I though I would list how each of my business ventures did in 2012: The Bad Things of 2012: * I setup a bunch of new sites, but none of them have made any money: BigCelebrities.com – Social media rankings for over 15,000 celebrities using a proprietary formula that… Read More »
When you put yourself out there by having a blog, you never know what will happen. You may get some negative comments, but once in a while, it can turn into something wonderful when your words touch the lives of others. The Rockstar Ronan blog is a perfect example. Maya Thompson started the blog two… Read More »
For years I have been trying various ways to make money from my thousands of domain names. I sell a few each month, but much of that money goes towards covering the annual renewal fees (I pay around $9 per domain). It used to be that I could just park my names with a domain… Read More »
Since the goal of my blog is to give people an inside look at running an Internet business, here’s a somewhat random list of some of things I am working on right now: 1. I recently bought 19 websites from 15 different sellers over a one month period. Prior to that I had purchased maybe… Read More »
It is now halfway through the year, so I figured it would be a good time to post a list of domains that I sold so far in 2012: FishingAddict.com – $6250 HireDesigners.com – $2500 MagicSpell.com – $4950 PixPlus.com – $6250 BestAmmo.com – $200 OceanSpring.com – $1,000 ComedyHour.com – $2,000 DreamChamber.com – $400 FightFire.com –… Read More »
Sometimes after I create a site, running it turns out to be more trouble than it is worth, so I shut it down. Here are some examples: 1. DigitalCharity.com – It all started in 2002 when shopaholic Karyn Bosnak started asking for donations online to pay off her $20,000 in credit card debt. It worked… Read More »