What are the things top domainers look at while picking up domain names from the secondary market? What are the tools used to appraise domain names? How do top domain owners go about fixing the right price to sell their domains?
As part of the series, we earlier spoke about the 8 points of manual appraisal that buyers tend to look at. Another very important factor for reaching the right value of a domain name is what the seller thinks is the right price.
Here are some of the steps we can take to push up a domain name’s value, and no we are not manipulating things, bending the rules, flying a duck or any other similar pleasures.
The short series on domain name valuation has entered its final phases, but we will keep that talk for later. In today’s post we look at the various businesses that have cropped up around domain names and their valuation.
I had an interesting read on “Wait Marketing” a good three or four weeks back. And found the concept interesting, common sense really, but an interesting approach.
I was particularly interested in knowing how to evaluate aspects like loyalty and attention which he mentions as part of the valuation.
I was trying hard to find some un-serious topic, funny actually. Of course, I landed up with nothing, humor for some reason chooses to stay away from my blog habits table.
Anyone who has got their hands dirty with Internet marketing should know how hard it is create a beeline of referrals. Of course, a completely contradictory picture is painted by those who claim and seem to have earned themselves a nice retirement strictly through affiliate marketing and referral incomes therein.
Business blogging is a topic I haven’t ventured into at all here. I didn’t think there was reason enough for me to include it here for you guys. However, a dinner talk with one of my friends sowed the seeds of this post.
There is only so much CSS can do. It needs a helping hand from good quality images to make a kickass design. Together they thrive. (Reminds my lazy self to practice what I preach)