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I have been in the internet business for more than two years. My investment in cash and time is substantial. I offer my approach as a benefit to people who may be thinking as I do.
My goal is to achieve a large profit in the long run. This involves research, development, constant analysis, modification, persistence, and expense.
Initially, I rushed to register names that I thought might be the basis of a good concept, for developing later. Like many people, I wasted money by buying more names than I could possibly use. I have always regarded name selling as too improbably to be worth my time. On afternic, I dabbled with the idea of selling my excess names, but I gave up.
However, in the process I developed a set of dos and donts for registering names, having to do with the parameters of the concept. I eventually developed parameters for evaluating concepts in many terms, with one of the most important being the financial practicability of implementing the venture.
I determined that the practical key is the manner by which a domain name can be injected into public awareness. I made a choice of destiny= that advertising is the best means to promote a domain for ME. I discounted the notion of electronic promotion, because I considered it to be a variable beyond my own scope.
For me, I later determined that print advertising was the only practical means for me to promote my domains. This is because print is modular, scaleable, etc., better suited for small budgets than television. Television is in some ways more effective if one is seeking to create a large corporate enterprise, but in the current investment environment, funding large venture looms improbable. Therefore, I made an investment in a computer and color printer, so that I could at least distribute flyers, posters, cards, etc. Moreover, printing was integrated into my products, which include comics, games, toys, models. Within my inventory, I have domain names well-suited to at least argueably have some marketing pizazz, like ComComics.com, PLAYM.com.
I posted today as some of my old friends from Afternic encouraged me to join the forum. I learned a lot at Afternic, and could not have progressed this far without it.
To conclude this post, I maintain that in order to make a highly profitable internet business, to beat the ODDDS.com, one has to be willing to bear the pain of making mistakes. I hope this forum will enable people to avoid reinventing the wheel, as its better to learn from the group than to flounder about alone.
My goal is to achieve a large profit in the long run. This involves research, development, constant analysis, modification, persistence, and expense.
Initially, I rushed to register names that I thought might be the basis of a good concept, for developing later. Like many people, I wasted money by buying more names than I could possibly use. I have always regarded name selling as too improbably to be worth my time. On afternic, I dabbled with the idea of selling my excess names, but I gave up.
However, in the process I developed a set of dos and donts for registering names, having to do with the parameters of the concept. I eventually developed parameters for evaluating concepts in many terms, with one of the most important being the financial practicability of implementing the venture.
I determined that the practical key is the manner by which a domain name can be injected into public awareness. I made a choice of destiny= that advertising is the best means to promote a domain for ME. I discounted the notion of electronic promotion, because I considered it to be a variable beyond my own scope.
For me, I later determined that print advertising was the only practical means for me to promote my domains. This is because print is modular, scaleable, etc., better suited for small budgets than television. Television is in some ways more effective if one is seeking to create a large corporate enterprise, but in the current investment environment, funding large venture looms improbable. Therefore, I made an investment in a computer and color printer, so that I could at least distribute flyers, posters, cards, etc. Moreover, printing was integrated into my products, which include comics, games, toys, models. Within my inventory, I have domain names well-suited to at least argueably have some marketing pizazz, like ComComics.com, PLAYM.com.
I posted today as some of my old friends from Afternic encouraged me to join the forum. I learned a lot at Afternic, and could not have progressed this far without it.
To conclude this post, I maintain that in order to make a highly profitable internet business, to beat the ODDDS.com, one has to be willing to bear the pain of making mistakes. I hope this forum will enable people to avoid reinventing the wheel, as its better to learn from the group than to flounder about alone.