Domain values certainly are not skyrocketing at the moment. When you look at Top Level Domains (.net, .com, .org) the numerical growth is still good at 12% for since Q1 of 2008. In regards to Country Code Top Level Domains (ccTLD) things are even better with an increase of registrations of 18% (to 74 Mill).
So the internet is getting bigger right? Well, maybe…
When an owner of a domain does not wish to renew there web domain it will expire. They are then available fir resale. There are many companies that try to hock the domain off at exhorbitant prices. These guys are cheap.
Go to there site, get a free login with no commitments and search.
They will add you to the mailing list for a daily list of decent names with listed prices.
As you will see they have good bulk buy deals too. Happy domaining :)
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So you bought a domain and started a blog. Slowly, you have been building up content, traffic and ad revenue over time. Now what?
To find out how much your little project is worth without actually selling it on the market try using Websiteoutlook. Quick, simple and free. Punch in your website address and see how you go.
They heavily disclaim that it is for reference use only and are not to be held liable for any investments you make - whether good or bad.
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Looking for a web host is a daunting task. From host to host they all offer similiar bandwidth rates, server space, email accounts -usually unlimited. When push comes to shove I decided it’s about the money. And I’m not talking the $1 difference in annual fees, I’m talking internet marketing, affiliate programs and how is the host going to make me money.
Mine aren’t too flash. Out of 25 domains I have listed on a parking revenue service at Sedo I have generated the following stats for the months of April and May.
Choosing a name for your blog is important. What’s in a name?
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