Different kinds of domainers!

[mediawizard]

I wrote an article about (my perspective) on the different kinds of domainers there are -

The Investor
The Flipper
The Developer
The Builder
The Monetizer
The Broker and
The provider

Here's the complete article -
http://www.mwzd.com/2008/04/10/the-d...-of-domainers/

What really kicked me is that Sahar commented on it -
http://www.conceptualist.com/2008/04...-of-domainers/

Hope this is right section

Just had to share, cheers!

[tonyfloyd]

Nice article......as far as "The Developer"...you mention these 2 guys.....care to share some sites that they developed?....would be curious to see...

"Guys who do this with some success include Adrian Allen and Lord Brar."

[wmloz]

where are the squatter and the infringer categories!

Kidding...

[Acro]

Missing "The Lowballer"!

[Raider]

Investor, Monetizer & Seller/Broker, that's me. I'm just not good at Flipping, Would like to begin developing though.

Originally Posted by wmloz

where are the squatter and the infringer categories!

Kidding...

[tonyfloyd]

it's all about developing now...

[Raider]

Originally Posted by tonyfloyd

it's all about developing now...

With PPC decreasing, that's where it's going..... I just learned recently your into development, I'll be calling on you Tony!

[tonyfloyd]

Call me anytime...

[krossat]

Wheres "The Scammer"

[savinMedia]

Brilliantly said. Thank you.

[ArjunDhawan]

Meh...I'm a flipper

Thanks a ton for the nice article Samit.

[hyro]

great article! good work - so far

regards from dubai
hyro

[mediawizard]

Tony, thx for your comment. Lord Brar is a mod at DNF, I'm sure he'd be happy to show you what he's got. Adrian - last couple of sites I've seen are ChiliSauce.info (sold), FightPromo.com, GordonBrown.info

wmloz - They're monetizers too?

Acro - they're there in every category

Krossat - doesn't qualify as a Domainer. Bottom feeders exist in all business.

sayinMedia, ArjunDhawan, hyro - thx for the comments.

[HolyRoller]

Thanks for the mention mediawizard

I usually have about 20-30 sites that i'm working on at a time.

Some I keep, Some I sell, depends a lot on what they are about.

[BobDiGiTaL]

don't forget the "hoarder"

[domainplus]

And the "Never sellers" - and the " take 'em with me when I die"

[Rubber Duck]

There are two types of domainer: Winners and Losers.

It would seem that there is much more being won than lost, but because the big winnings are distributed amongst a very select few, it would seem there are many more losers than winners.

The problems seems to be that one of hope of experience. Too many small investors throwing money at complete junk and forming small cabals to egg one another against all reason.

[DomainsInc]

Originally Posted by Rubber Duck

There are two types of domainer: Winners and Losers.

It would seem that there is much more being won than lost, but because the big winnings are distributed amongst a very select few, it would seem there are many more losers than winners.

The problems seems to be that one of hope of experience. Too many small investors throwing money at complete junk and forming small cabals to egg one another against all reason.

Can't leave out the domainers who think they are better than the others because they just happen to of been old/rich enough to catch the early .com's.

[Rubber Duck]

Originally Posted by DomainsInc

Can't leave out the domainers who think they are better than the others because they just happen to of been old/rich enough to catch the early .com's.

Personally, I think that is a cop out. Smart decision and smart decision, and dumb decisions are dumb decision at whatever stage of the game they are made. I know a lot that missed out on the initial rush, that were neither old or rich, but will still make it by intelligent investment based on sound analysis. I think you will find that Frank Schilling also fits that group.

[ezimedia]

HI

What about ... THE Newbie

Thanks
Tom Dahne