Most domainers are familiar with WordPress-powered blogs, so I think there’s definitely demand for a plugin which makes selling domains through WordPress-based sites easier. Today, I’ll be blogging about a plugin which enables you to do just that and I’d like to start by writing about how I found out about it in the first place.

As all of you have noticed, I have an email list with 1,800-ish subscribers. I send a couple of emails per year and one of those emails was about the Nepal earthquake, I basically encouraged people to donate (you can still donate btw; click here if you want to pay via credit card, here or here if you want to pay via PayPal or here if you want to pay through bitcoin).  Over 6,000 people have died, over 14,000 have been injured. The United Nations estimates 8 million people have been affected in one way or another, with 2.8 million displaced and 3.5 million in need of food assistance. And all of this while most domainers like you or me were sitting comfortably behind a computer screen.

One of my subscribers, Luciana, donated $200 and sent me a screenshot.

I honestly wouldn’t have been this happy if someone gave me $200, the screenshot made my day because it proved that I can make a difference. While $200 is not a fortune, it makes it clear that if I work harder and smarter for the “greater good” rather than just for myself and my family, great things can happen.

In the email she sent me with the screenshot, I noticed the following link:

http://www.my-domain-list.com

It turns out she’s selling a great domaining WordPress plugin. The standard version costs $14, whereas the pro one costs $45.95, click here for a comparison table. Quite frankly, it would be a shame not to buy it if you want to use a WordPress-powered site as a presentation website for your portfolio.

Click here to check out some demos and see if this plugin is a good fit for your needs.

I haven’t been paid to write this post, I’m doing it because it’s a win-win situation: I get to help out an awesome person by spreading the word about a tool lots and lots of domainers are looking for 🙂