Warrior Forum recommended for domainers?

[domainoid]

Have found the Warrior Forum very advanced and more suitable for developers, programmers and others with tech jobs. Tho it says it's for internet marketing which includes domains.-


- Any dnf members go there and is it as advanced as it looks?:?:

 

[dcristo]

It's an IM forum, not a domainer forum.

 

[Jack Gordon]

I am active in both places.

There are frequent discussions on the subject of domains. I think most domainers could learn a lot by spending time there and participating. Just be careful not to get sucked in to all the hype.

 

[dcristo]

Just be careful not to get sucked in to all the hype.

So true haha.

 

[foundrstack]

Just be careful not to get sucked in to all the hype.

True! People tend to get into all kinds of stuff there. I always felt like I was visiting a never ending infomercial but sometimes there are good posts.

 

[Jack Gordon]

True! People tend to get into all kinds of stuff there. I always felt like I was visiting a never ending infomercial but sometimes there are good posts.

The trick is to learn from the techniques without falling for them. It's not always easy

 

[domainoid]

Thank you guys.- I may have come across the wrong sections and threads but they all looked like they're mostly for IT people, software developing, programming.- Found it intimidating TBQH and not nearly as much domaining on there as I was told.- Will look again for the domain discussion sections and possibly sell-buy at some point.- Internet marketing can get very technical if you don't have a tech job and I think that's what I saw.-


dcristo you're right that it is for IM and not domaining exclusively.- There's really no reason for domainers to go there when there's dnf and np IMO and I find dnf better for many reasons.