Comments on: Domain Name Forums….. http://www.dotweekly.com/domain-name-forums/ Sun, 20 May 2012 18:20:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Domaining Revenue Model | Domaining http://www.dotweekly.com/domain-name-forums/#comment-1009 Domaining Revenue Model | Domaining Mon, 05 May 2008 03:42:18 +0000 http://www.dotweekly.com/?p=260#comment-1009 [...] Ahead of the Curve: Conceptual Domaining New Domaining Tool: Domize.com The Domaining 101 Purpose Domain Name Forums….. Domain Buzz: This Week in Domaining Quillery Press: What Happens When the Fat Lady Sings [...] [...] Ahead of the Curve: Conceptual Domaining New Domaining Tool: Domize.com The Domaining 101 Purpose Domain Name Forums….. Domain Buzz: This Week in Domaining Quillery Press: What Happens When the Fat Lady Sings [...]

]]> By: Mark Fulton http://www.dotweekly.com/domain-name-forums/#comment-1008 Mark Fulton Sun, 04 May 2008 19:12:53 +0000 http://www.dotweekly.com/?p=260#comment-1008 Forums can be a great promotional tool and they also build your reputation as an authority in the industry. I make alot of my sales on forums still, they are a great marketplace especially if you are selling names for less than $100. @Kelly: Great tip, I hadn't thought of that, thank you. Mark Fulton http://www.DotSauce.com Forums can be a great promotional tool and they also build your reputation as an authority in the industry.

I make alot of my sales on forums still, they are a great marketplace especially if you are selling names for less than $100.

@Kelly: Great tip, I hadn’t thought of that, thank you.

Mark Fulton
http://www.DotSauce.com

]]> By: Francois http://www.dotweekly.com/domain-name-forums/#comment-1007 Francois Sun, 04 May 2008 17:48:18 +0000 http://www.dotweekly.com/?p=260#comment-1007 Hello Jamie, With minor differences I am experiencing the same. Note that I complained in DNF a pair of years ago that big domainers rarelly/never participated in forums. I am seeing today I am acting like them. So maybe it's simply the sign I have make the next step in my domainer path to success. Let's hope. ... What I noticed these past months are that forum members (mainly veterans and the forum's pilars) start asking for appraisals (in fact they are just advertising their names for free), after they post the names with a "make offer" (the free promotion continue), and finally they post the names for auction at SEDO. So it may takes one month since the name start to be advertised until it is really available for sale. There is no way to make interesting and direct deals like in the past. It look likes this became the norm so to save my time I stopped checking domains for sale in forums. Hello Jamie,

With minor differences I am experiencing the same.
Note that I complained in DNF a pair of years ago that big domainers rarelly/never participated in forums. I am seeing today I am acting like them. So maybe it’s simply the sign I have make the next step in my domainer path to success.
Let’s hope.

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What I noticed these past months are that forum members (mainly veterans and the forum’s pilars) start asking for appraisals (in fact they are just advertising their names for free), after they post the names with a “make offer” (the free promotion continue), and finally they post the names for auction at SEDO.
So it may takes one month since the name start to be advertised until it is really available for sale. There is no way to make interesting and direct deals like in the past.
It look likes this became the norm so to save my time I stopped checking domains for sale in forums.

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]]> By: Jeff http://www.dotweekly.com/domain-name-forums/#comment-1005 Jeff Sun, 04 May 2008 15:42:54 +0000 http://www.dotweekly.com/?p=260#comment-1005 I think that there's also a movement away from forums to blogs. Blogs are much more suitable for more indepth conversations. **Jamie Says** I agree Jeff. I think the addition of Domaining.com has took a great deal of people away from domain forums for atleast a little time of the day. I think that there’s also a movement away from forums to blogs. Blogs are much more suitable for more indepth conversations.

**Jamie Says**

I agree Jeff. I think the addition of Domaining.com has took a great deal of people away from domain forums for atleast a little time of the day.

]]> By: Kelly lieberman http://www.dotweekly.com/domain-name-forums/#comment-1004 Kelly lieberman Sun, 04 May 2008 15:12:36 +0000 http://www.dotweekly.com/?p=260#comment-1004 As far as thinking outside the box goes... One of the things that I do to stay in touch with areas of interest where I look for domains is to sign up for Google alerts. For example, emerging technologies like "nano risk assessment", "Alzheimer's clinical trial", and "genetic testing" are just some of the alerts that I receive. You can sign up to get them daily and Google e-mails you the link. I have registered a lot of great domains that way. It can beat reading the forums... **Jamie Says** Congrats Kelly on thinking outside the box! That is a good idea and glad to hear you picked up some nice domains using the process. Keep it up. ;) As far as thinking outside the box goes…
One of the things that I do to stay in touch with areas of interest where I look for domains is to sign up for Google alerts. For example, emerging technologies like “nano risk assessment”, “Alzheimer’s clinical trial”, and “genetic testing” are just some of the alerts that I receive. You can sign up to get them daily and Google e-mails you the link.
I have registered a lot of great domains that way.
It can beat reading the forums…

**Jamie Says**

Congrats Kelly on thinking outside the box! That is a good idea and glad to hear you picked up some nice domains using the process. Keep it up. ;)

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