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Vnyce53

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I just started "domaining" after reading yet another Business 2.0; and I'm fully aware that this isn't something that I can get rich with overnight, but if I'm smart about developing domains and expanding sites I purchase I do believe I can make a decent living from the residual income.

With that said, what are the different "angles" that one can play in this business? What should I look for when buying a developed site? A turnkey site?

Thanks
 
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I got hooked on domains because of the December 2005 Business 2.0 article. As a web developer by profession it was not difficult for me to get started.

After purchasing nearly 200 domains (150 are worthless) in the last 6 months I am happy to report I have actually made a profit and I love this business.

I wouldn't quit your day job though until you have a steady monthly income. It is good you have ended up at this forum as there are many successful individuals who can assist you in your goals.

Good luck and welcome
 

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I wouldn't bother with most turnkey sites, do some good research on your domains, looking at keywords and PPC bids on various sectors, then if you want a website get a nice unique minisite from here to promote the domain.
 

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read, read and read before you touch your credit card! give it at least a month. there is everything you need on this forum
 

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one figure sale/purchase, two figure sale/purchase, three figure sale/purchase,
four figure sale/purchase, five figure sale/purchase, six figure sale/purchase thats the way how people make progress. dont aim for 3 figure domain sale/purchase in the beginning, start with 1
 

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Since you are talking about developing only, you have to weigh the time involved vs. income when buying/creating a website. The most important factor , if you are going to put 20 hours a week into a website and get $50 a month in revenue from it then you are going backwards, you also have to know exactly where the traffic is coming from when purchasing , is it traffic from advertising - search traffic - link traffic etc.....will the traffic continue without expense? Is the market flooded with similar sites? These are the most important factors.
 
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