Make money by domain flipping

[james2002]

We have put the article on "how to make money by domain flipping".

Read a bit more about it at the following link.

how to make money by domain flipping


I appreciate your suggestions.

[biggedon]

suggestions imo:

It is the job of your Hosting provider to ensure that when your website’s name is typed into a browser address bar, the web visitor is brought to your website. The hosting provider can transfer the domain name to the new owner when you sell it. Domain names can be sold for a lot of money. The process of selling domain names is also called domain flipping. It is one of the easiest ways of making money online. You can turn a small investment into a big profit in very little time.

the business is buying and selling domains is not called domain flipping

the hosting provider does not transfer the domain name when you sell it

The reason for this is that domain names are unique. If you own a domain name and keep paying the renewal fee to the host, no one will be able to own the same name. There is only one name available on the World Wide Web.

you do not pay domain renewal fee's to the host, they are paid to the registrar, as the host and registrar are usually different.

one can own the same term/domain, but in different extensions.

Some people say that domain name business is not big business money and there is no money to be made from it; while other says that it is still a good way of making money online. The fact is that very little people are aware of domain name flipping. Given below is the method that shows you how to make money online by flipping domains.

above paragraph has poor grammar.
ie: "while other says" "that very little people are aware"

You should start by using the “Google AdWords” keyword tool to research what people are looking for on the Internet. Then you should look at how many people searched for with that keyword.

how about explaining what the tool is and how it should be used properly

After this you need to buy a domain name that contains the key words that a lot of people are searching for. You can buy low-cost domain names for under $10 an year. You can also purchase domain names that are up for auction at sites like , and . Though you will pay a higher price for domain names listed on auction sites, if you locate one with a lot of potential, it will be well worth the investment.

so they just go by a domain with keywords?
how do they know what keywords to look for or what amount is a good number?

how do they know what has potential or not?
where should they go to register them?

After buying a domain you need to work on the domain name to increase traffic to your site. The more traffic your website gets the more valuable your domain name would become. There are two ways you can get visitors to your domain name. You can develop a website by creating content that targets specific key words while using meta-tags to optimize your website. Or, you can park your domain name with companies like sedo. By doing this you will get keyword specific on your website, which also helps to bring people to your website.

how does parking your domain increase traffic?

how will you get keyword specific on your website and how will it help bring people to your site?

that infomation is very misleading if not totally untrue

Lastly, you need to list your domain name for sale when you think that it will be able to make a profit. The domain name can be sold on the same auction site that you bought it from.

why wait until you "think" it will make a profit?

why not list as soon as you acquire it?


also, which domains did you sell in the $$,$$$ range recently?

[james2002]

which domains did you sell in the $$,$$$ range recently?

I would not tell the names I sold currently as the buyer who bought two domains specificially asked not to disclose it.

But for one domain which was not flipped within weeks but in months, you might see it at dnjournal soon.


To be honest, I didn't write the articles myself and I have asked someone here to write articles related to the site. I am so busy to write the articles. And also I would not be a good writer any way.

I would ask the writer to make some changes according to your reply.

Thanks for suggestions.

[TheLegendaryJP]

[biggedon]

i suggest you find a writer, who also knows about the business of domains...
not some noob who just wants your money

because it's a direct reflection on you and your knowledge, if you promote the website.

imo...

[DomainMagnate]

agreed with biggie here, it's just one of those things you can't let an average writer write about. Forget an average writer, even a top notch NY Times reporter will probably write an article on domaining that would look like amateurish crap to a real domainer.

Even if you aren't good at writing and your English isn't perfect, as long as you're sharing your own experience it'll be much more interesting to read

[randomo]

Maybe I should give this article a shot ... I wrote/edited magazines professionally for years and have "flipped" thousands of domains. The only problem is that I don't know how to sell them for $xx,xxx; most of my sales have been $xx.

[stock_post]

Randomo: your are xx king.
You sold lot more than any one else I know.

[JuniperPark]

I would not tell the names I sold currently as the buyer who bought two domains specificially asked not to disclose it.

But for one domain which was not flipped within weeks but in months, you might see it at dnjournal soon.


To be honest, I didn't write the articles myself and I have asked someone here to write articles related to the site. I am so busy to write the articles. And also I would not be a good writer any way.

I would ask the writer to make some changes according to your reply.

Thanks for suggestions.

This is really misleading... the way it's written originally implies 2 separate sales, when it was actually one.

Also, when you use a big sale to qualify your expertise, you need to NAME THE DOMAIN.

Otherwise, people are going to start calling you "Patty".

If you can't name the domain, it should not be mentioned. Mention your other big sales. If you don't have other big sales, then you probably should not be writing articles about making big sales.

[james2002]

Requested thread to be deleted.

Many thanks

[JuniperPark]

Look at my threads and you would have ideas about my domains sold recently.

That great... then those are the domain sales that you should be using as your reference.

[james2002]

Requested thread to be deleted.

Many thanks

I said, I promised the person about this. Don't ask me to break my promise.

I would rather delete this thread then breaking the promise. Clear?

I edited my first post.