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There’s more to domain investing than simply buying what looks or sounds good, and holding until you receive the jackpot of an offer.
Buying the right domains is important, but most important is reaching the right target audience that perceives upside for their business or investing goals to commit and execute purchase agreement.
While reaching the right target is known at surface level, a large percentage of domain investors often struggle to establish and sustain an optimal outbound strategy that makes the register ring. Why is this?
Domain investing and development is not for the faint of heart, especially domain development.
In general, domain development is very much like a marathon, while geo domain development, all the more challenging, can be deemed the triathlon of domain development.
Having developed only a handful of successful and profitable geo domain service websites (and over 20+ failed attempts) in the last 15 years or so, I consider geo domain developers to be a jack of all trades and a master of what’s most critically important to succeed. And why do I say this?
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 March’s trending keywords registered for .com and .net domains.
Individuals often enter the world of domain investing in hopes of becoming the industry’s next “rags to riches” story or at least making enough money to have made it worth their time.
Today’s podcast guest was introduced to domain investing a few years back through DomainX — a domain investing conference based in India.
There are not many domain investors or domain developers that have been around since the wee early days of the internet.
While the number of stories about buying and flipping domains are the ones all domain investors hope and long to achieve, there’s yet another avenue of stories centered on domain development making their way to the light.
In general, domain investing is not for the faint of heart. That being stated, domain development is easily categorized as challenging by a multiplier of 10, to say the least.