Download Your Step-by-Step Domain Investing Guide to Profitably Developing and Flipping Location-Specific Domains

Is it too late to jump into domain flipping? Some investors may want you to think that. But I’m here to tell you: Don’t believe the naysayers.

There’s tremendous value out there on the open market — if you know what to look for and how to capitalize.

Cashing in on Geo Service Domains

I’ve perfected an approach to developing and flipping what I call “geo service” domains.

That is, I focus on specific service industries in specific locations to secure, market, and sell domains at a significant profit.

How does it work? My step-by-step domain investing guide to profitably developing and flipping location-specific domains walks you through the process from start to finish.

This isn’t a complicated, difficult-to-understand, hard-to-implement system that may or may not achieve results.

This is an actionable plan that I’ve perfected over time — and one that you can easily replicate with just a little focus and desire.

Here’s what the guide covers:

• What locations? Taking advantage of commonly named geo-locations.
• What keywords? Identifying commonly searched keywords and phrases with high cost-per-click values.
• What domains? Determining valuable geolocation and keyword domain combinations.
• Where to buy? Navigating auctions and bulk searches to secure your domains.
• Develop or flip? Choosing whether to develop or flip domains for maximum profit.
• How to sell? Using techniques proven to secure sales.

What Do You Need to Get Started?

You don’t need thousands of dollars to get started. You don’t need professional sales experience. You don’t need an in-depth understanding of domains, web hosting or SEO.

What do you need? Two things:

1. A desire to increase your income.
2. Insights to help you get started while avoiding first-time mistakes.

If you provide desire, I can provide the insights — in the form of this step-by-step domain investing guide to profitably developing and flipping location-specific domains.

~Alvin

Let me start by making one thing clear: brandable or keyword .com domains can rank well in search engines.

There will always be pros and cons to using each type of .com domain name.

This week I received an email inquiring about whether or not it is “better” to build or develop a business website on a brandable domain or a keyword .com domain.

How the question was worded was more a focus on search engine optimization (SEO) than an overall focus on how their domain name should align with their business goal and objectives.

I could sense there was a strong desire to make money taking the “by any means necessary” approach.

There was more weight given to SEO to the point that they were ready to make a heavy investment to create thousands of optimized keyword domain websites around a certain niche.

What they were really asking me was, “Which, brandable domain or multiple keyword domains, can bring me the most traffic and, most importantly, money with the least amount of time, money, and effort invested?”

Okay, this content is quite long… So, grab a cup of coffee and get ready for your mind to be blown with simple concepts to grow your business while reducing its marketing spend. 😉  

Are you ready?  Let’s get started…

I know the entire story about rising advertising costs as I’m sure your wallet has felt the impact too! No matter if you’re a local, regional, national or global business, search marketing is quite competitive and expensive.

Why is search marketing so expensive?

Let’s think about this and walk through the spend. The masses are blindly paying for pay-per-click advertising with YellowPages, Google, Facebook, Twitter, Bing, Yelp, Yodle, and other 3rd-party advertisers.

Then there are companies, and this may include your company too, paying substantial fees on a monthly basis for search engine optimization.

That’s just online marketing spend. We’ve not mentioned offline advertising such as billboards, radio ads, door hangers, classifieds, newspapers, magazines and television ads.

There are so many businesses competing to be at the most visible spot of the hottest and most visited media known in the world. The sheer number of companies competing is growing daily due to new businesses launching throughout the world.

And time is of the essence as no business can afford to wait for months and years to grow their business.

To answer the original question of why search marketing is so expensive, I have businesses look at one thing: their domain name.

If you’re a lawyer or attorney in Texas, or if you know one, then today is your or their lucky day — as far as domain names are concerned.

The State Bar of Texas has long held firm on its belief in the law that all attorneys and lawyers should use their surname(s) as their legal entities’ names.

Texas is one of the last states that bar law firms from using trade names — New York and New Jersey revised their professional conduct rules in the last 12 months.

Now you’re likely wondering, Alvin, “what does Texas approving a change allowing law firms to use trade names have to do with domain names and domain investing?”

Yup, you know what time it is, right? That’s right! It’s time for Verisign’s Top Trending Keywords Report.

Today, I’ve compiled June’s trending keywords registered for .com and .net domains.

Yup, you know what time it is, right? That’s right! It’s time for Verisign’s Top Trending Keywords Report.

Today, I’ve compiled May’s trending keywords registered for .com and .net domains.