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**TurNIC.com** · 07-23-2003, 03:59 PM

Hello Guys and limited number of girls

in Forum,

I have metamorphized myself from a rookie to a mediocre domain guy in the last year. First, I registered bunch of bullshit from dropped names like hf6.com etc. Later, I learnt what keywords are good for an end-user and tried to register those kind of names. Later, I dig in to grabbing. I have got some mediocre names from NW, Snap etc. Later, I invested hell of a money to a custom grabbing software which was done by a Pakistani guy from Elance. I bought a dedicated server. Recently, I stopped regging and converted my sale earnings to buy high calibre names. And finally I start to buy traffic names. There is really no healthy revenue in selling but the tip is in developing or at least redirecting your domains to some 50/50 search pages. Through this period I learnt html quite good.

The reason I wrote above stuff is that to show the road map to rookies and ask some questions to pros.

1. Let's say I have golf-clubs.com and I would like to monetize this domain. Do you redirect it to 50/50 pages and try to SEO it? Can please one of the pros tell me how can you optimize this kind of domains without content but a search page with contents like a standard Domainsponsor.com page. Are there any ways for rare type-in potential domains to come up with on top of search engines. If we go back to our example. Can I SEO golf-clubs.com for the keyword "golf clubs" with a domainsponsor type of page.

2. Let's say I squeezed myself and sit and develop a web site for golf-clubs.com. How do you make money out of it? By putting some affiliate banners or redirecting to some end pages after some clicks.

I especially need info for question number 1 and I am ready to give 1000 DNF$ + the domain name descriptions.net for free to a pro who can give me a sufficient answer to Q1.

So please write here your ideas and please PM me the tricks to get your bonuses.

Thanks

Your hell of an attitude friend SAF

**hotsauce** · 07-23-2003, 06:57 PM

Originally posted by SirAlexFerguson
Hello Guys and limited number of girls in Forum,

I have metamorphized myself from a rookie to a mediocre domain guy in the last year. First, I registered bunch of bullshit from dropped names like hf6.com etc. Later, I learnt what keywords are good for an end-user and tried to register those kind of names. Later, I dig in to grabbing. I have got some mediocre names from NW, Snap etc. Later, I invested hell of a money to a custom grabbing software which was done by a Pakistani guy from Elance. I bought a dedicated server. Recently, I stopped regging and converted my sale earnings to buy high calibre names. And finally I start to buy traffic names. There is really no healthy revenue in selling but the tip is in developing or at least redirecting your domains to some 50/50 search pages. Through this period I learnt html quite good.

The reason I wrote above stuff is that to show the road map to rookies and ask some questions to pros.

1. Let's say I have golf-clubs.com and I would like to monetize this domain. Do you redirect it to 50/50 pages and try to SEO it? Can please one of the pros tell me how can you optimize this kind of domains without content but a search page with contents like a standard Domainsponsor.com page. Are there any ways for rare type-in potential domains to come up with on top of search engines. If we go back to our example. Can I SEO golf-clubs.com for the keyword "golf clubs" with a domainsponsor type of page.

2. Let's say I squeezed myself and sit and develop a web site for golf-clubs.com. How do you make money out of it? By putting some affiliate banners or redirecting to some end pages after some clicks.

I especially need info for question number 1 and I am ready to give 1000 DNF$ + the domain name descriptions.net for free to a pro who can give me a sufficient answer to Q1.

So please write here your ideas and please PM me the tricks to get your bonuses.

Thanks

Your hell of an attitude friend SAF

You can do the first. Just host an aliased domain w/ appropriate meta info, and relevant keywords and you'll be able to pick off some SE traffic.

If you have a substantial quantity of good typein/traffic names, there are a host of other options open to you as well. PM me your email, and I'll be glad to send some further info.