Rick Schwartz and quite a few folks are fighting a battle on an extremely complicated front: corporate end users. As domainers, we all want as much “fresh” capital as possible but aren’t we overlooking something? Shouldn’t we pay more attention to the potential end users who are right in front of us?

Webmasters, Webmasters, Webmasters

In my opinion, this category of end users is not receiving enough attention, not by a long shot. Do you think there’s not enough money on the table? Think again, I personally know at least one person who earns 4 figures per day via affiliate marketing.

And wait, it gets even better. Setting things in motion when it comes to corporate end users is not easy at all, while webmasters are an extremely “hungry” bunch. They want money so bad they can taste it, they have that “hunger” which most corporate end users lack and that makes them a lot more willing to take chances.

Do I Want to Fight This Battle Alone? Nope, I’m Counting on You Guys!

I have a LOT of contacts who earn a living online. Some of them by chasing after organic traffic, some of them by paying for traffic. That’s a good starting point IMO and here’s the thing: most webmasters actually understand the value of a great domain.

Here’s an example: I’ve written a guest post for DailyBlogTips.com earlier this month, click here if you want to check it out. DailyBlogTips.com has almost 40,000 RSS readers and is present on the AdAge “Power 150″ list, that alone says a lot. The guest post had to do with domaining, it was a smashing hit and here’s why: domainers and webmasters have a lot in common, we’re all here to make money online and if that’s not a solid foundation, I don’t know what is.

Remember that project I told you about, remember the case study I’ve promised? Well, it’s coming and it will definitely make my vision when it comes to the future of the Internet clear, a future which involves domainers as well as webmasters.

We can’t afford to overlook this category of potential end users in my opinion, most domainers don’t even realize just how much money webmasters are willing to put on the table and that needs to change. In fact, I’m going to make sure that things change and need your help. 2010 will be an extremely exciting year and if you have any suggestions or are willing to help me build a bridge between domainers and webmasters, shoot me an email (office at billiondollarmedia dot com)! Attracting corporate end users is a long-term battle, attracting webmasters is a short-term one in my opinion (we’ll see results a LOT faster) and we can win ‘em both. Can I count on you?