So here i’am a domainer beginer. I have plans to develop my domain to blog/website.I want to get some advice for linking it.What is the first thing i have to do to start linking it? Thank you.nebulaoperator

Just when you thought that there were no more places for a domainer to get listed you stumbled upon whois bid. Yes! I am a an 8 character dot com domain and an avid supporter of domain name value. I am friend to the domaining industry and we need more domainers to be listed on the whois bid site. How will you be able to do this? Well, probably the best way is to find a way to respond to this video. Come on! You should know how to do that. If you are in the domain name buying and selling business then I am your man because I will be pleased to promote independent people who feel the same way about property that should be bought and sold for a profit. You get the cash and the client gets his cash by having the right domain or website in his or her possession. It is a fair trade when it is done properly and a profitable one if we can get the right people together.

what’s the difference between the status of one of your domains being viewed as ‘ already registered’ in search results as opposed to ‘for sale.’ How can I make my domains appear ‘for sale’ when they come up in sedo search results.

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Click on the above link. Morgan Linton is a no-nonsense domineer and he shares some fantastic advice on how to run a successful domaining business.

It’s easy to see how a domainer who early on registered short, generic domain names could be sitting on a business making millions per year. It’s also easy to see how someone could make millions with domain names purchased after the dot-com crash of 2000. But how does someone build a multi-million dollar domaining business today? When he started domaining fulltime several years later, he wanted to be able to support a family on his income from domaining. His persistence and hard work paid off. Focusing his business on flipping domain names, Justin hustled, sending emails, making phone calls, sending faxes and making deals every day. He started off buying and selling lower-priced domain names and worked up to flipping premium domain names such as Ontario.com and aftermarket.com. Now Justin has such an enormous network, he often knows whom he’s going to sell to even before he purchases a domain name. But like a modern-day Robin Hood, he gave my domain name back for free. Watch this interview for the whole story.

Newbie Tom thinks domaining is easy, Old timer Frank sets him straight.