how do you keep track of your domains?

[dewd]

was wondering how all of you keep track of your domains?


do you keep a list in excell, a access database? or do you use a script ?

i have been keeping mine in a excell database and its getting too big/messy


was wondering what all of you use to keep track of all your domains.

 

[Leading Names]

The simplest method is to consolidate all your domains to one registrar.

Before I did this I used an application called "Watch My Domains Pro". WMDP isn't free but it's well worth cost if you have a large portfolio.

You can buy it here... http://www.domainpunch.com/products/wmdpro/

- Rob

 

[dewd]

The simplest method is to consolidate all your domains to one registrar.

Before I did this I used an application called "Watch My Domains Pro". WMDP isn't free but it's well worth cost if you have a large portfolio.

You can buy it here... http://www.domainpunch.com/products/wmdpro/

- Rob

awesome, thanks for letting me know, i am going to look into this

 

[ParkQuick.com]

Consolidating at one or two registrars seems the easiest for me. I've tried other approaches and I always fall behind entering data.

 

[Honan]

Joe,
Give 'em to me
I will look after 'em for you
Only a small monthly charge
Compliments of the season
Regards
Joe

 

[Beachie]

I use an Excel spreadsheet, with the obvious info like expiry, registrar etc, but also what I paid for it, sale price, revenue data etc. I also cut and paste my domain list into WMD every couple of months to make sure I'm not losing any domains..

 

[paulc]

Yes, I use an excel spreadsheet as well, and have multiple registrars.

 

[tekz999]

I use notepad.exe, I feel leet.

 

[Steen]

I let them expire then flip out a few weeks later. Don't get me started on some of the 'registrars' around here and how they 'handle' expired domains.

 

[DomainQuay]

We use an Excel spreadsheet.

 

[dodo1]

I use Excel, because it allows to include as many information as I want. For instance, what I paid for the domain, how much revenue the domain generates, what sales price I am looking for, etc.

 

[pelican]

i use excel sheet as well. because i can categorise them in various sheet in one excel file.

i also try to consolidate them into 1-2 registrar.

 

[Domain]

I created a database in the newest Filemaker Pro. From there you can export to excel, csv, txt, whatever. You can also create a button that when clicked on, launches the domain in your browser. I found it better than using excel.