If you target markets where the native language is not English, you are likely to encounter letters which are not part of the standard Latin character set. It is immediately obvious for languages such as Japanese or Arabic but common as well in French, German, Swedish, etc…
You may be tempted to consider buying IDN (Internationalised Domain Names), which allow characters not part of the ASCII set.
Domain Aftermarket & Sales
Over $2.8 Million in domain sales at TRAFFIC NY
Not sure about you, but the Domain Economy seems to be strong to me with over US$2.8 million worth of domain sales at Rick Latona domain auction at TRAFFIC NY 2009
The full list is below with final price…
Renting & Leasing Domain Names
There are several
ways to make money from domain names. The most well know methods are domain
parking, and obviously selling domain names. But if you have a portfolio
containing generic domain names, you may have a third option, known as ‘domain
leasing’ or ‘domain renting’.
Domain leasing allows you to generate
revenue from your domain, while still holding on to the rights. This can be a
great option if you suspect that your domain name is going to appreciate in
the next few years and you are not yet ready to sell.
How to maximise your domain sale revenues
If you are a domainer, you want to make as much money as possible when selling a domain.
One way to do it, is simply to not do anything and wait for people to contact you.
After all, if they contact you to buy a domain you own, while you have not done anything to publicise the fact you are willing to sell, it means they are highly motivated. And highly motivated buyers mean that they are more than likely to pay top dollar for the name.
If you want to sell high, keep your profile low.
Resumes.com Sells for $400,000, Software.co.uk Sells for $249,000
Sedo tops the chart with two impressive six-figure sales that place both domains, respectively in #16 and #27 position on DN Journal’s YTD Top 100 …
Keep it simple
When registering a domain, try to go for the spelling your market is going to use. This is especially true of domains where the spelling …
What Is Domain Parking ?
Domain buying and selling has for long been a very profitable business. If a domainer (person who buys and sells domain names for a living) is lucky enough to buy a domain at the right time, predicting the upcoming trends, they could sell it for an astronomical profit. For example, the domain Candy.com recently sold for 3 million US dollars.
What does selling domain have to do with ‘Domain Parking’?
There are two kind of domain parking: monetized and non-monetized. The latter is a simple ‘Coming Soon…’ message displayed on the page. But what I am talking about is the former, which is where a domain owner converts traffic to a domain, into money. Most domain owners also offer the domain name for sale, and ‘park’ it while they wait for someone to offer the right price.
Your nice domain is worth nothing
If you are a beginner in the fabulous world of domaining, be careful with what you buy. Your only goal should be to make a profit, that is to sell any domain you buy for more money you spent in the first place. Having a nice name does not do anything if there is no buyer for it. In that case, you are not a domainer anymore but merely a collector.
Domains with or without the hyphen ?
When looking at domain names made of several keywords, it is often tempting to consider linking them with an hyphen: keyword1-keyword2.com instead of keyword1keyword2.com From …
Domain Aftermarket
Domain Aftermarket – is the secondary market for Internet domain names. There a millions of domains that are already registered, many of which are excellent generics or very brandable names, exactly what you would like. So in order to get the domain you would like, you need to negotiate a purchase price from the current owner or bid for the domain if in one of the after market auction sites.
