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Why Expiring PR Domains

Johnny — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 11:07:24 +0000

Every day, hundreds of pre-owned domains are abandoned by their previous owners. Lots of those have got PR(page rank) because the previous owners promotion. When you buy these expiring domains, you get the PR as well. It is a short-cut to get a PR, as a newly registered domain will take some time and effort to get a PR. You may develop a web site with the PR domain or simply sell it for a profit. A highly after domain name is still hot property at the moment. Carefully choose a meaningful PR domain, you may sell it for 100% profit or more.

$9.95 PR domains on Name.com

Johnny — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 12:33:03 +0000

Here is today’s domain list, these will be dropped within 24 hours, so be quick to grab one for $9.95 from name.com. Just make sure you check the validity of the PRs before you buy.

ciltbakimi.info 2
bavarianchalet.net 2
violetphrog.com 1
azthunderriders.com 2
quetalinternet.com 2
laflorestaornamentales.com 2
tucafeinternet.com 2
comercialregina.com 2
gravis-records.com 2
preestrenos.net 2
a2zwebservices.info 1
a2z-webservicesuk.info 1
a-2-z-webservicesuk.net 1
a-2-z-webservicesuk.info 1
az-webservicesuk.info 1
confertrade.com 2
simachan.com 1
wmportugal.com 1

Is it Still Profitable in Buying and Selling Domain Names

Johnny — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 00:04:13 +0000

I’ve just recently stumbled across a few web sites like namepros.com and dnforum, websites that focus solely on the buying and selling of domains, andI was quite impressed to hear some of the success stories.

At the end of the dotcom Boom, I thought profiting from domain sales died. But from what I’ve seen and heard, It seems like it can still be a very lucrative business. Naturally there’s more to it than buying a domain name for $5.99 a year and turning around and selling it for $4,000. To come across a domain name (whether self created, expired, or purchased) spending time advertising it, sending traffic to where it’s parked, finding a broker, doing the things you need to do to pop up the value of the name, it’s seems like a very time consuming job. But if you go to Sedo.com you’d be amazed at the prices that some of these domains are going for, $5,000, $10,000, even more.

It seems to me like a hidden treasure. There’s not very much talking about it in the general internet marketing forums. And everywhere on the net you see ebooks on “How To” write ebooks for profit, do JV (joint venture) deals, ebooks on site traffic, blogging techniques, affiliate marketing, RSS feeds…… on and on and on and very little information on the business of buying and selling domain names. So that means it’s either a business passed its heyday or a very lucrative one that’s hidden from the people who jump on the bandwagon.

Just looking at current events and doing domain checks on certain subjects tells me how quickly good domains get snatched up. Believe it or not the name Farris Hassan dot com (16 year old boy who went to Iraq) is already taken.

From my studies it seems that there are a select few who are profiting from the buying and selling of domain names. As I mentioned above there is alot of work involved but if your willing to join a few membership sites, learn a few advertising tricks and get into the game, the selling of domain names can be a very lucrative business.