discussion Why Most Hosting Companies Fail Large Domain Portfolio Owners

[Nick - Nameshift.comNick - Nameshift.com is verified member.]

Most hosting companies are not built for large domain portfolios. Their systems are designed for individual websites, not for domain traders who need speed, scale, and control. The cracks start to show the moment bulk operations are required.

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[leonidleonid is verified member.]

Really good article, Nick.

 

[HelmutsHelmuts is verified member.]

Good points, Nick.

Though, let us be honest - domain investors are not the loyal ones .. and it is understandable - as using special deals on pricing results in huge savings in renewals for these investors.

The best clients for hosting companies probably are small/medium companies - loyal (don't want to risk loosing a domain when moving these), high renewal rates and understand that a hosting company also needs to make profit on selling domains.. and, domain investors can't care less about the last one

 

[leonidleonid is verified member.]

Good points, Nick.

Though, let us be honest - domain investors are not the loyal ones .. and it is understandable - as using special deals on pricing results in huge savings in renewals for these investors.

The best clients for hosting companies probably are small/medium companies - loyal (don't want to risk loosing a domain when moving these), high renewal rates and understand that a hosting company also needs to make profit on selling domains.. and, domain investors can't care less about the last one

Good points, Helmuts.

 

[Nick - Nameshift.comNick - Nameshift.com is verified member.]

Good points, Nick.

Though, let us be honest - domain investors are not the loyal ones .. and it is understandable - as using special deals on pricing results in huge savings in renewals for these investors.

The best clients for hosting companies probably are small/medium companies - loyal (don't want to risk loosing a domain when moving these), high renewal rates and understand that a hosting company also needs to make profit on selling domains.. and, domain investors can't care less about the last one

Well, I would be pretty loyal if I they would offer me good prices and a great bulk-friendly system. I usually leave when the system is buggy.