'Domainer' vs 'Domain Owner': Which one you like it?

[NameMatters]

Do you want to be called as a 'Domainer' or a 'Domain Owner'?

Recently I heard this word 'Domain Owner' (thanks to the person who coined it!) in the context of a 'domainer', and I really liked it..

just curious to see what others think..

thanks,

 

[Thomas Nash]

I prefer domainer because a domain owner could just own one domain and not know a thing about domains whereas a domainer should know a thing or two about domains.

 

[Rockefeller]

Agreed, DOMAINER all the way.

 

[Dale Hubbard]

"Internet intellectual property entrepreneur".
"Web realtor (estate agent)".
"Domain broker".
"Website dealer".

Or for short and ease of communication: "Squatter".

 

[DomainingCom]

Hi all,

For me a domainer is:

domain expert
domain investor
domain broker
domain owner

...

A nice term that I will sumarrize by:

People that make (or try to make) revenue with domain names.

I think for the moment it's really an industry term, ask to the dummy what is a domainer and he will respond you if you have drunk ... LOL


I prefer to use domainer because domain owner is only one part of the meaning, and when the domain owner just have few domains I am not sure domainer is the more appropriate term.

...

 

[Kevin]

We are all PHDs

(Perennial Hunters of Domains!)

But until that apt designation is officially bestowed upon us all, the next best descriptive is domainer!

 

[Focus]

Domainer here! Part-time cybersquatter...can't forget our roots! k:

 

[Chelsea]

Domainer!

 

[NameMatters]

wow! it's good that I asked

 

[BobDiGiTaL]

A domainer does way more than just own domains.
They park them , sell them, and even devolep them.

Just because own a domain name, does not mean you are a domainer. It just means you are a domain owner.

 

[Biggie]

domainerpro

 

[Dale Hubbard]

If you really want the answer with no bells/whistles: Businessman.

 

[WeBuyThe.Com]

Truck Driver = Trucker
Biker Rider = Biker

Must be D O M A I N E R all the way

 

[3dGEEK]

SuperDomainer.com is first

and then comes Domainer at second place :yes:

'Domain Owner' just sounds so so Boring

 

[sevent]

It's long but....

"Domain name investor" or "Domain speculator" works best for me.

"Professional registrant" isn't bad.

 

[jecy]

later

 

[Domain Jedi]

Do you want to be called as a 'Domainer' or a 'Domain Owner'?

Domainer out of the two.

However, I prefer Domain Investor to Domainer.

 

[D'same]

A Domainer to me represents a professional who knows what he/she is about...and owns plenty domains which to him/her is an investment capable of being traded etc...

A Domain Owner represents a person who owns one or two domains for website development purposes....

Like a:
Footballer - Professional or Amateur
Football Owner - Your kid who takes his football outside for his other mates to use....

 

[typist]

I prefer anything but "domainer". sounds too much like some kind of teenage thing to me; raver, rapper, skater, mosher, domainer...

 

[Honan]

Do you want to be called as a 'Domainer' or a 'Domain Owner'?

Recently I heard this word 'Domain Owner' (thanks to the person who coined it!) in the context of a 'domainer', and I really liked it..

just curious to see what others think..

thanks,

Domainer isn't a word
Domain owner implies only one domain
Domain Dealer sounds good, however, the vast majority do not understand

My current answer to the question " What do you do?"
is "I sell virtual products on the internet"
Everyone replies "Oh, ok" meaning they understand.


I like "Sales Manager-Internet" for Occupation on forms