Do We Really Care About Long-Term Plans?

[A D]

Rick Schwartz penned a long post today, highlighting his vision for the next 20 years – partnering with interested parties to develop his extensive portfolio of premium domain names. It is a delightful read, as most of Rick’s work is. And it is a very appreciable sentiment – to build slow, build steady, and create [...]

More...

 

[elevatoria]

Yes! Most domainers don't have such a plan for many reasons as follows: who knows what tomorrow will bring in terms of laws and more, live is another thing and someone may come up tomorrow and highjack domain because of trademark issue etc.

Though, you are having a good plan but for one to do that, one should be ready for annual registration of at least for five years in other to make such domains become premium.

Question: Does this require making website on the domains or just to park them?

 

[TheLegendaryJP]

Eat, drink and be merry...

 

[imneazmh]

Reality of max domainers.

 

[dcristo]

In such a dynamic industry it's pretty hard to think long term, even though you should be.

Look at how many algorithmic updates there has been with google just in 2012 to prove this point!

I tend to find that "long term" vision is synonymous with extremely successful people.