Domain Development
Two domains I’m not sure what to do with
I have two domains which I really am not sure what to do with. The first is whitelabelpoker.com, the second is birminghamnewstreet.com. Both hand registered and have a basic landing page, which I do with all domains I think will be worthwhile developing down the line. I was particularly pleased with hand registering Birmingham New Street as it benefits from 6,600 exact local searches per month and my initial plan is to get it ranking 1st place for its exact name and then do a mail shot to a load of businesses on Birmingham New Street (the most central parade in Birmingham City Centre) in an attempt to sell advertising space on the site. › Continue reading
Keyword Domains and Mini Sites
Today I have started my presentation for ThinkVisibility.com in September. With 68 days to go I wanted to be well prepared, seeing as though it will be the first time I have spoken at the event. › Continue reading
Fly Fishing Books Part 2
Welcome to part two of my Fly Fishing Books domain development tutorial. If you missed the first post here it is for reference. In this weeks post I will be covering how to move your domain from being parked with your domain registrar, to hosting it on a server and then setting up a basic landing page to begin working on. The aim of my Fly Fishing Books posts is to give an insight into domain development and how by following these simple steps it can help you make your own scalable development strategy for your domains. › Continue reading
Fly Fishing Books
Today starts a series of posts which I have decided to publish as a how-to / starter guide for new domainers. It will be a start to finish diary of how to develop a hand registered domain and turn it into a revenue-earning site. The step by step series of posts will demostrate a scalable development process which can be replicated across any amount of domains and is designed to maximise the earning potential of your domain name portfolio. › Continue reading
Top ten domain name sales
It’s time to bring back my weekly “Top 10 Domain Name Sales” Report! I had lots of interest in the series of posts I did last year and so I thought it was about time to bring it back into place especially with domains recently changing hands for seven figures. I feel it’s going to be a good summer of lucrative domain names sales and I’ll be here to report on them in my own unique way. For those of you who had not seen my posts last year here they are. › Continue reading
