One Of The Best Marketing Tools I Have Purchased In Years
Buy the domain research tool for the lowest price possible $129.99 through my-affiliate-programs.com.
Several weeks ago I posted a video about buying expired domains and just how important they have been to my success over the last four months. This month I most likely am going to hit over 5k in commissions and ad revenue. Pretty darn good considering what I was making back in April.
This tool is hands down one of the best business investments I have made over the last year. You owe it to yourself to check out the domain research tool.
~To Your Success
Brian
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August 21st, 2007 at 1:47 pm
i agree with you about old domain names, especially those developed during years,
unfortunatelly for the most of the domains i bought i took them too easily and not developed as it should be.
However i can say that they were paying many times the money i paid for them.
i will not recommend any resources here, but you can bet they are out there, some of them worth their membership (i would say most of them as long as you decide to buy some domains…)
i bought few domains with pr7 with $8.88 but google changed their ways and decreased their pr but remained in their index though, despite of this they receive traffic!
If we check .info domains tld we can see some registrars offer them for as low as $1 for the first year!
i would invest in buying keyword reach .info domains and i can say those i have receive decent traffic and google or yahoo/msn treat them equally compared to .com or .org tlds.
Don’t forget to throw an eye on foreign tlds also (especially .de if you have any related affiliate programs in german language and .co.uk or .tv (a bit too pricey at $25…:))
Before you buy old domains you might want to check them on google/msn/yahoo to see if they had any problems, also alexa and wayback can help in many ways!
Regarding domain research tool for $129.99 i would say that first thing you should do, try the trial version and if you know what you are doing you might just get the money to buy it
one good old domain and that’s it… anyway i hope it is faster enough to get the domain before another gurus done that…
Speed is critical here, but if you see one domain that it was developed through the years, that have typein traffic or good/quality linking, nice, soughted name, you can go to pool to snap it for you ($60 a piece…)
brgds
August 28th, 2007 at 1:27 am
Hi
First of all I enjoyed both of your videos but I couldnt really get much info from them. What kind of information should I look at when determining whether I should buy a domain/ register a deleted domain? PR? nr of links? the name itself?
should I use a service like pool who charges you 60$ or should I wait for a domain to just be deleted and pick it up for the reg fee?
August 28th, 2007 at 7:31 am
Hi John,
Any worth while domains that are expired are at auction, their are many sources for expried domains such as pool, snap names and tdnam - they all offer good names. The tough part is sifting through the names and finding the few gems in the bunch.
The name is important, links, pr, you have to spend some time to learn what to look for. Some names I get just for the pure domain name value, e.i. …
searchterm.com
Other domains I have have purchased for the link pop their have - I also like to check out the links and where they are coming from. If the links are from crappy domains I am not that intrested. However when quality sites are linking to the domain I am intrested in …. then it might be a smart buy.
Note you might buy 10 expired - from that ten is your able to find 4 or 5 winners your doing well. Not all the domains you purchase will pan out as expected.
Brian
October 21st, 2007 at 1:37 pm
just bought through you link
Finally got around to it, now to go check itout.