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So..
I have a domain name. It is a 3 letter domain name, and it gets a large volume of traffic. I had it parked at domainsponsor, and it earned me on average I would say $10 a day, $300 a month consistently for the 4 months I had it parked. This is my only traffic name, and only gets that traffic as it is a typo of an extremely popular website (at least as far as I can see).
Anyway. I have since partnered with another individual, and we are creating a business based around the domain, and an invented acronym.
To cut the story short, we have begun developing the website. It provides a series of webmaster tools which are completely new, and unique. Since the development, and given that I have NO ads on the front page (as I dont want to annoy genuine visitors), the revenue has gone down to a few cents daily if anything.
I have been thinking about this $300 is quite a large sum of money for a student, and to be earning it consistently is really useful. To put it into perspective, if I park it again, it will pay for my drinking habits
My question is as such. Lets assume the acronym is DFR.com, and I have invented the acronym Dont Feed Rabbits...
Should I utilize DFR.com for my website but lose $300 a month, or should I rather use dontfeedrabbits.com?
The benefits of using DFR.com are that being developed I cant really get done by UDRP/WIPO, apart from that is utilizing a short domain really worth $300 a month?
I was thinking I could simply use dontfeedrabbits.com, and then if and only if the site DOES get big, then I have the acronym to use if needed.
I would love to hear people thoughts on this.
N.B I do not own DFR.com or dontfeedrabbits.com, they were just examples.
Thanks
T
I have a domain name. It is a 3 letter domain name, and it gets a large volume of traffic. I had it parked at domainsponsor, and it earned me on average I would say $10 a day, $300 a month consistently for the 4 months I had it parked. This is my only traffic name, and only gets that traffic as it is a typo of an extremely popular website (at least as far as I can see).
Anyway. I have since partnered with another individual, and we are creating a business based around the domain, and an invented acronym.
To cut the story short, we have begun developing the website. It provides a series of webmaster tools which are completely new, and unique. Since the development, and given that I have NO ads on the front page (as I dont want to annoy genuine visitors), the revenue has gone down to a few cents daily if anything.
I have been thinking about this $300 is quite a large sum of money for a student, and to be earning it consistently is really useful. To put it into perspective, if I park it again, it will pay for my drinking habits
My question is as such. Lets assume the acronym is DFR.com, and I have invented the acronym Dont Feed Rabbits...
Should I utilize DFR.com for my website but lose $300 a month, or should I rather use dontfeedrabbits.com?
The benefits of using DFR.com are that being developed I cant really get done by UDRP/WIPO, apart from that is utilizing a short domain really worth $300 a month?
I was thinking I could simply use dontfeedrabbits.com, and then if and only if the site DOES get big, then I have the acronym to use if needed.
I would love to hear people thoughts on this.
N.B I do not own DFR.com or dontfeedrabbits.com, they were just examples.
Thanks
T