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damble:How do you mean when you say, "E-books don't work for you?" It is not ebooks that will make the money for you. It is the action you TAKE that will give you results. Many people will say domain flipping and affiliate marketing are not working for them because they are not taking the RIGHT action, lazy or impatience to get results. To hold you by the hand and train you will cost you a fortune. The best way to hit the ground running is to ask questions and get advice from kind people who are willing to assist. I'm interested in what you've done so far that did not result in positive ROI (return on investment) so that I can address them for you. Meanwhile, some of us here have asked me to open a thread to teach something similar. I appreciated their suggestions and have agreed to do so. But I need time to put finishing touches to it because I'm aiming for complete digital marketing training and I don't want to derail this thread either by asking questions outside the OP's purpose of creating it. Personally, I like and love making money online instead of taking the time to teach. But I find out I'm always drawn into this teaching stuff everywhere I go and I'm grateful to God for that grace. |
TAlpha:I guess you must be doing it the wrong way. What have you tried and done to conclude it is not working for you? I may be of help. Affiliate marketing is the easiest and quickest way to make $1,000 a month online to fund domain flipping or investing if you're short of money. |
Branduche:Bros, what is it you don't like in the fraud statement? When some unscrupulous Nigerians are dragging our reputation in the mud. When you are in business and you've a name to protect, you've no option than to enshrine such clauses. I find it difficult to even do business with Nigerians because your own brother can arrange with an outsider to defraud you. Can you imagine a story I read online some time ago where a lady kidnapped herself to get ransom from the family? What is it you'll not hear from Nigeria! |
Promxy94:That is called the bangwagon effect that leads to NOWHERE! |
gentlewind:Why raising the price when no one has bitten at the current price? It means nobody has fainted or died in Arizona since you bought that domain name! |
Crazeworld:You can enter your main keyword in Google.com search engine and pick the URL of the first 10 results. Next, launch your free Google Keyword Planner tool if you've Google Ads account and then enter each URL, one after the other, to mine their keywords similar to your website domain name. Other tools are not free to use e.g. ahrefs.com |
AXYZ:If I may ask, why do you want to sell your website? How much is the website's monthly NET PROFITS? |
ikhalyfah:Please, I want to have your template designed for keyword combinations sent to purewealthpro@gmail.com. Thank you. |
Nathansmith:Most times, bad customers are the best ones to make money from. I had a bad customer in my brick-and-mortar business and I handled her the way I know marketing. Today, she had referred not less than 10 clients to me. Your Nigerian fellows have dealt with these whites through fraud that they are left with sour taste. Don't blame them |
alsudaes1:Yes, there is a way around it. You've to remember that every domain search tool or website has a log file. You can NEVER rule out premium domain registration which was previously available when you checked. It's not stealing, it is just unethical for a professional domain registration service to do so. But what can you do? After all, domain name registration is on "first come, first served" basis. This is what I always do because I've had an awful experience with this too. I type the domain name directly on my browser to find out if it resolves to a website, domain-for-sale page or anything. Secondly, I go to Google.com to type the domain name with the extension to be sure if it is indexed or not. I think Google is too big to troll pennies in domain names. If it doesn't, I sit back and weigh the options of registering the name or not to register. If the domain name doesn't resolve to a website that does not mean it will be available all the time. There are times there may be bridge. This is why I ponder over the idea of how important the domain name is to me after doing my due diligence. I can even think about it in 1, 2, 3, etc, days. During this time, I'm digging deep into more research to see if there is any reason not to register it. A domain investor is never in a hurry. There are millions of domain investing opportunities out there. If you miss one, another one will come. When I'm convinced that the name is a money maker to register, I make sure I have fund in my preferred domain registrar account or bank account to transfer to registrar. If all the above steps are okay, I can now confidently go to the said registrar to check availability and register the domain immediately. Why should I have hypertension for checking a domain name only to find out someone else beats me to it. |
300wayne:Reply him with "I've a good business idea with the domain name. I'm a business doer and I'm not who you think I am. Have a great day!" You'll be surprised how he will be begging you to buy it from you. But make sure it goes through escrow if he is going to be a con artist. |
ikhalyfah:Be professional about it. Always direct them to the buy-now page in your earlier outbound before potential buyers ask you to call them. If he needs the domain badly, he will buy. Most of them that are asking you to call them already have your information. They simply want to exhaust you before they tell you "F<<K YOU. YOU SON OF A BITCH FROM NIGERIA." |
LillyVal:VIRGINITY. |
ikhalyfah:Forget this buyer and move on, please. You have said so many "white lies" which the whites don't like. Do you know he can use "phone number lookup" or "name lookup" service to find your name in US database? Go to Clickbank.com and enter "phone lookup" in the product search field and see affiliate products that will come up. I've sold these products myself from Clickbank. |
ikhalyfah:This is why I don't use ID-hiding apps to call buyers. For smart guys who know their onions, they install Geolocating apps too to track where you're calling from. No hiding place really. My suggestion is to be ethically aggressive in finding potential buyers. There are several ways to do it. Be creative about it. Sometimes, the person asking too many questions before he buys may not be the best buyer. Also, some potential buyers who are really interested in your domain will check back, weeks or months after your outbound efforts and buy it. Just to be sure they are not dealing with a con artist. |
ikhalyfah:You can use the following sample URL to check if your domain name will resolve to domain-for-sale page: dan.com/buy-domain/yourdomainnamehere.com/net/org/etc |
ikhalyfah:Just let the potential buyer know that the transaction is through Dan.com marketplace's escrow and he can independently reach out to them. Calling with Nigeria number is 99-1 percent chance of failure. Again, it is an additional cost to you since it's not the norm in domain flipping except you're talking of 4-figure and above domain sale. |
gentlewind:Noted. Thank you. I would rather start complete digital marketing training than opening a thread. When my first 50 students graduate they will become the mouthpiece of the thread that will be created. My simple reason is that I like making money online than teaching even if teaching is also my forte. Imagine making $29.97 or more for a simple ebook I wrote and published online and I continue to make money like that or more in as many niches as you can think of with PEN NAMES. How many Nigerians can afford N10,000 training and above? And because I'm not wealthy yet, I'm concerned about building wealth to take my family to where God has designed for them before I start something else. I cannot be a politician and thank God He brought the internet! But with popular demand, I may have to realign my priorities. God is our sustainer. I'll try and work out something good. The masses are hungry and our leaders are only concerned with themselves and their immediate families.
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EGUNSOLA14:Thank you. I'm blessed with your compliment. You WILL and CAN do better than me if you're determined. |
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buzritchy:Congrats. The spirit of tenacity will always pay off if you believe in God and yourself. |
AYORICH:AYORICH, Big Congrats. I'm curious about this domain sale, texasboiler/king. Please, see the attached image for your perusal. From your sale of this domain, what can you say about this: The domain was previously registered and held for 15 years. Was it that the former owner(s) did not do outbound marketing to find the right buyer? Or what other reason(s) can you adduce to your successful sale? I want to get something straight from this. Did you earn the sale through OUTBOUND or INBOUND? Thank you.
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justmykel:Thank you bros. You made my day |
Kendzyma:Yes/No. It depends if he is working on monthly salary payment or something different. |
KubwaBoy:I appreciate your compliment. God bless you. I need contributions from people like you on what that thread should discuss on. Right now, I'm planning and working out "total online business training." From start to finish. I discovered mentoring can be hard work. So I prefer to invest my time in making the money. I just love this thread that is why I come here to be Nigerian! |
todaynewsreview:They are good and reliable affiliate network. To verify if any network or website is legit, simply google "markethealth.com sucks" or "markethealth.com scam" for example. Read reviews and come to a logical conclusion yourself. But read between the lines because ill reviews abound too on the internet. For example, just google "payza.com scam" without the quotes and you will not use them as a payment processor or gateway even if they are live online. |
paulsir:No active website on that domain name. Why waste my time sending me there when you know you have not built a website or start a blog on it? I'll blacklist you and not answer any question from you again. By the way, why register a domain name with trademark name in it? Are you comfortable with it? I don't advise nor encourage it. |
Silvermoney:Changing host will not affect your SEO at all if you move your files and databases "as is" to your new host. But I strongly advise online business owners NOT to buy domain and web hosting from the same company. If you get domain name from NameSilo, don't buy hosting from them. It makes the website transfer from one host to another easier. It can be frustrating if your domain and website hosting is from the same place. |
paulsir:Amazon affiliate marketing success is about "niching down." I prefer to promote products that sell easily. Remember, it's when you hit higher number of sales your commission level goes up to the next rate. A long time ago, I bought 2 to 3 courses on Amazon affiliate marketing and I discovered there is always something new to learn. That is why I encourage people to invest in themselves. It reduces your learning curve and helps you to avoid "slow-motion syndrome" in making money online. For example, I started domaining in 2007 or 2008 after buying "How I Sell My Domains" by Edwin John. But I still invested in the OP of this thread, i.e. iykepromotions. Why? Not because I don't know domaining, I decided to learn something new. That is how to be successful in business. |
zord33k:Google affiliate marketing and read free materials and blog posts from super affiliate marketers. My go-to guy is Pat Flynn from SmartPassiveIncome.com I'm currently working on my affiliate marketing course for a relaunch. I pulled it down some time ago when the devil struck itself with an ailment, but God prevailed! I'm better now. |
paulsir:Every affiliate network that fits into the business idea I'm working on. It's about research and reading to empower yourself with the info your target audience expect from an expert. |
ollybode:No |

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