Posted on 19 May 2013
I feel like analyzing some more domain portfolios, so it’s time for round #5 
If you want me to take a look at your portfolio and let you know what I think, continue reading.
I won’t write a novel about the portfolio, I’ll simply share my 2 cents and let you know:
Posted on 18 May 2013
Earlier today, Rick Schwartz wrote a post I kind of disagree with in the sense that his strategy is the optimal approach for his specific financial situation but not necessarily the best approach for everyone.
Rick is probably the most talented domainer when it comes to extracting the highest value out of a sale but what I will try to explain today is that extracting the most value out of a sale is not always the best approach and that even if it sounds weird, you *can* be a successful investor by flipping under the right circumstances.
Posted on 17 May 2013
… but that doesn’t mean you should register thousands of “meh, it’s only 8 bucks” domains because when renewal time is around the corner, it would definitely add up
I said this a while back as well: let’s assume you have a budget of $8,000 and that there are two scenarios:
Posted on 16 May 2013
Time for this week’s GoDaddy coupons
I’m pretty sure the $2.49 and $2.95 coupons work for all countries, not sure about the $0.99 one though.
It might work as well but I don’t know for sure, didn’t try it personally.
Posted on 15 May 2013
Most domainers/entrepreneurs *need* to spend more time away from the Internet in order to become better at… making money on the Internet?!? It sounds weird but it’s true.
Too much of a good thing can be bad for you and the Internet is no exception.
Posted on 14 May 2013
Some people don’t sell unless they genuinely receive an offer they can’t say no to, nothing wrong with that. However, in my opinion, it isn’t the optimal approach for most domainers due to budget-related constraints.
Sure, if you have a *lot* of capital and no liquidity-related problems, then you’re not a motivated seller.
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Posted on 13 May 2013
The end user market is chugging along in my opinion but the reseller market, in terms of activity, has seen better days and I’m sure most of you guys can confirm that.
Why does it need *our* help?
Posted on 12 May 2013
The better one ($0.99) only works for customers located in the US or Canada, while the $2.49 coupon should work for everyone. Both of them only work for one domain and if I’m not mistaken, you can only use them for dot coms (so for a dot com new registration or transfer).
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Posted on 11 May 2013
I’m not saying you can’t succeed as a domainer with a “lone wolf” mentality but in my opinion, it’s not the optimal approach.
By keeping in touch with other domain investors, it’s only a matter of time until new doors will be opened.
Posted on 10 May 2013
Study after study confirms that some people still don’t understand just how important it is to choose a very strong password. The Average Joe who doesn’t earn a living online at least has an excuse, those of you who are reading this blog post don’t.
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