The Domain Business is really like Fishing!

[MyFuture]

Sit and wait, sit and wait...:fish2:

If they dont bite, then try different bait! :hat:

 

[dodo1]

The difference is, you can earn money while waiting!

 

[Preoccupy]

One day, you may get a whole or really big fish ????

But if you not ready for that big one, your fishing tackles would be messed up as well as the big one may eat your fishing rod, without giving you anything, please, be careful.......

 

[Biggie]

Sit and wait, sit and wait...:fish2:

If they dont bite, then try different bait! :hat:

many domainers don't fish at all!

in fact....they are the fish, and they only bite when the bait is what THEY want to eat.

they can afford to just swim around leisurely..
cause they are the fat cats

their pockets stay stuffed with cash, dollars rolling in steadily from streams of income flowing like milk and honey!

 

[GT Web]

Instead of sitting and waiting, I would liken my domaining to spear fishing. I'm always attacking, looking for the next profitable idea or method. Sitting around never helps anything...unless you are sitting on the can.

 

[beatz]

The big guys (i'm not one of them) don't go fishing.

They're hiring people who fish for them while they themselves go across the marketplace and buy the real big fishes.

At the evening, they bring all fish to the cold store and freeze them for a long time.

From time to time, they sell a fish if they feel like it.

In the meantime - as strange as it sounds - they're selling advertising space on their fishes.

Simple as that.

 

[NZPoint]

also dont forget, you need a big bait to catch big fish, big fish never bother going after small bait, it wont fill its tummy ) if your baits are small, you always catch small fish.
those big baits always somehow, somewhere in the name have trademarks on them.
there are billions of small fish that feed on smaller fish, go for smaller fish as you have more chance and popularity.

 

[flybuzz]

Yeah... too many mosquitos for me right now....

 

[Ian]

We're all all fishing but what matters is not the number of fish caught but rather their quality.