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iCauseTrouble:Sign up for Google Ads program here: https://ads.google.com/intl/en_ng/home/tools/keyword-planner/ and you'll have access to their free Google Keyword Planner tool. You don't have to run an Ads(formerly Adwords) campaign. Just create and pause the campaign. But you may have to validate your MasterCard or any other acceptable card by a dollar or so in your billing info when you're signing up. I hope this helps. |
richkal:You're welcome. |
richkal:It's not a bad domain name but not too good. It's long (22 characters) and bad for SEM (search engine marketing). Again, I did a quick search on Google Keyword Planner and it has no search volume as depicted in the image below. But a handful of websites are using the exact match search term as your domain. So, you can find treasure trove from these webmasters of your domain. Usually, I like working with exact match domain names i.e. keyword domain names, short and catchy domain names with relatively high CPC (cost per click). Above all, marketing i.e. outbound marketing can go a long way to get you the right buyer.
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AutoReportNG:No, I don't agree with you on this. We're all learning and I'll teach you hard tactics of ranking a website or blog in days. Number 1: Invest in your business. For example, pay $20 to $100 to a top-notch press release site and publish a press release for your blog. You'll have the opportunity to include anchor text links (2 to 3) in your release. Google news and news sites will carry it. Search engines need trusted info from reliable sources and they will rank you. At least as a new blog you can go for long tail keywords and not overly competitive keywords. Number 2: Go and associate with the influencers and bourgeois in digital marketing and cajole them to mention you and your blog. Their endorsement is all you need to rank in Google. "Seest thou a man diligent in his business? he shall stand before kings; he shall not stand before mean men." (Provers 22: 29). I agree it takes time to rub shoulders with these guys: -Pat Flynn of SmartPassiveIncome.com -Neil Patel of NeilPatel.com -Etc But when they trust and believe in your vision, gbam, you're in! Let me not derail this thread, we're domaining! Have a wonderful Sunday. Go to church today even if you're not a christian. I perceive in my spirit God wants to do something for you. Your case will be mentioned and you'll come back here to testify that a prophet has spoken!!!!! |
incogni2o:Unfortunately, it's not a fast flip domain name. Always look out for domain in the following ranges: -product domains -service domains -keyword domains -geo +service (US geo preferred) Avoid trademarked domains except your dad is a lawyer. |
incogni2o:DON'T BUY THESE DOMAINS. ShopForBabyThingS-com or cancertreatmentdiarY-com would have been better. But because you're just flipping domains and not building Amazon sites, I'll say DON'T BUY. |
AutoReportNG:It's obvious you're not studying and following successful online businesses. This is the problem that the majority of Nigerians have. Successful domainers on this thread INVEST quality hours studying what works and what is not working. Until then, wait for another 5-7 years to make a dime online. |
Kirchhoff01:No apologies, you must be a lazy dude if you've made this sweeping statement above. Do you know how much sleepless hours and nights politicians INVEST in meetings of "connect and collect?" If you don't want to be a robber, kidnapper or own a local business where Local, State and Federal Government touts come to harass you with government-issued ID cards. you'll learn to sit up from the comfort of your home and earn money online. I'm always angered when young Nigerians (I don't know how old you are anyway!) believe nothing is true. If you can think it, you can do it! Let me ask you, what does it take to complete the tasks above? In life it's easier done than said if you have patience, determination, focus and a go-getter spirit. When the OP of this thread started it, a number of NAYSAYERS like YOU discounted his domain flipping ventures until some of you tried and tested that the LORD IS GOOD. I'm venting my anger because you're in the 80 percent bracket of people who want to make money online WITHOUT money, work or effort. To paraphrase Robert G. Allen, he said, "a confused mind will always say no." Ask me specific questions on how to earn money online and I'll teach you. If it goes beyond the basics, I charge you as a business professional that I'm. You're blessed. I'm just challenging you to be POSSIBILITY THINKER AND DOER. Okay? |
FOWOSHERE01:Thanks for the compliment. I appreciate a million. Even if we're not working together, I can offer suggestions for you here and it may benefit others as well. For you to make passive income online with a domain name, you can do several things with it. First, start a blog on it. You can create a blog yourself with self-hosted WordPress blog. Create quality content regularly that targets long tail keyword phrases and publish them on your blog. Thereafter, you can monetize it with Google Adsense. If you're religious (no, FANATIC) about this, you can make between $50 and $100 per day. From here you'll be able to raise sufficient fund to start a travel agency company if that is your desire. Remember, starting a brick-and-mortar company in Nigeria requires a lot of funds, professional certifications and greasing of government officers' hands. Secondly, you can build an authority website with lots of targeted traffic. Sooner or later, other webmasters will notice you when your web pages consistently show up for "money keywords" on the first page of popular search engines such as Google.com, Bing.com, Yahoo.com, etc. Before you know it, they will start approaching you to sell advertising spaces on your blog or CPM impressions. All in all, let me know what exactly you want and I may be able to help. For me, time is of the essence and that is why I was reluctant to join any forum thread in Nigeria. But because domaining is my "first love" online since 2007, I decided to be truly Nigerian here. Thank you |
beckplanet:I would like to hear your take on Payoneer. Congrats. A domainer must learn not to walk with desperation in the business of domain investing. |
massive1019:Even if you change the thread's topic, spammers will still find it out. They are trollers and paparazzi who dissipate their time on frivolous things. I wonder if they ever get "stray customers" from this hit-and-miss" marketing! |
RESHARPENED:You're not only Resharpened but Reformed and Repackaged. You're thinking as a domain investor, not squatter. This is the only way you don't beat your head on the wall worrying while nobody is buying your domain. I'm thinking of developing a domaining course for the Nigerian market which spells out everything you need to know about investing in domain names and websites. There is an art and science to buying and selling domain names and websites. A lot of us in Nigeria are approaching this game with the mind of hitting Mother luck. But a lot forget that LUCK is where Preparation (in domaining it is Research) meets opportunity. When you see beauty, you will know. When a potential buyer sees a good domain, he cannot pass it by especially if you show him what he can do with it. |
johnoj24:Do a little Arithmetic: 900 + 1,800 = $2,700 Divide $2,700 by 2 = $1,350 Put it at $1,350 and see what happens. If there is no bite within one week of outbounding and inbounding expectations, soft pedal and bring it down a little bit. But OVERALL RULE IN DOMANING is: The value/price of a domain is in the eyes of a buyer who is WILLING and ABLE to pay your asking price. |
golddeejay:Any end-user remotely using your target keyword must be a potential buyer. You can then extensively analyze and engage them to see what comes out of it. |
johnoj24:This is not to insult you. It's because you're just starting domain investing. Software has been existing since time immemorial. I remember in the hey days when I use PR PowerShot to mine PR 3 to 5 domain names to flip. I even promoted the Clickbank product and made some good sales as well. I can tell you, lots of tech savvy guys develop custom software for personal use which they never release to the public. Some do backorder services after analyzing good domain names to catch. This is why they can confidently pay premium money to get a domain name when you're into bidding war. |
golddeejay:Good NOT Better. But don't let this end in a debate and argument. Quotation marks is BETTER because it shows keyword phrase in: intitle meta name description content inurl So, it is all-inclusive. |
viktor88:In my opinion, MasterCard is better. |
viktor88:Ask questions in the forum and people will answer you. But be prepared to go extra mile in learning in order to be ahead of every online business opportunity that you're considering starting. There's no substitute for knowledge. |
viktor88:I'm not a magician and I didn't read hypnosis. Type the "keyword phrase" in quotation marks (i.e. open and close) and hit the search button. |
viktor88:You don't need help. Go to your bank and request for your MasterCard. You get it while you wait. You cannot do online business with "help me." |
richkal:The singular is by far better. There can be ONLY one attorney in Brooklyn that will own BrooklynTaxAttorney/King, others are imitators! LOL It is a Firefox SEOQuake add-on. |
richkal:You can even do it better. Use quotation marks to get super targeted results as in the screenshot below. You'll discover end-users with a bias for SEO. I got only 454 results from my Google search out of curiosity anyway. And only one name seems to protrude out like a sore thumb in the organic search results!
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Simpsonrocket:Think "relevance" every time you are doing business with the third party. No fluff! Attach only the domain names which are relevant to the one in your priority list. This way, your potential buyer will see the need to get them from you as well. Don't make anyone feels you're out to milk them up from their hard-earned money. Clever and stealth marketing is all you need to succeed. Good luck! |
eddy42:There is something you're certainly not doing right or you're not doing at all. Domaining is not stressful. I perceive in my spirit that the majority of Nigerian domainers are not approaching domain investing as a business. They see it as quick cash source to become millionaires overnight. It's not so! First, empower yourself with the knowledge of how to buy and sell domain names PROFITABLY. Secondly, be strategic about buying domain names. Get into the minds of your potential end-users and determine in advance what they are likely going to bite and you then offer it to them. This is where research is golden. Thirdly, I see a lot of us don't ply this route. Build a profitable business, show it to your potential end-users and you'll be surprised how many of them will be begging you with their cash. This is a course for another day! Potential end-users that you outbound to, if they are savvy enough, they will understand you want to make fast cash from them. And not everyone is ever happy when you try to fleece on them. If you register a domain name at $10 and try to sell it at $20, a lot of people will still not buy it from you because you've not proved to them that you have added value. SELL VALUE NOT DOMAINS! I rest my case. |
KubwaBoy:Now you're thinking like a business man. It's not just a good idea but the BEST IDEA as a domain investor and not domain flipper. The only challenge is your monthly hosting if you can afford it. If you cannot afford independent hosting fees, you can tow the cheaper route by getting a domain name (you'll never sell this domain because it's your permanent office address on the internet space) and get free hosting site like blogger.com to host your domain. The cost you'll only incur for now will be $8.99 or so per year to renew your domain with, say NameSilo. As soon as you're convinced that your online business is profitable, you can move all your files from blogger.com to self-hosted web hosts like HostGator.com because independent hosting offers you more flexibility to monetize your site or blog in various ways and earn money online. All you have to do is to create a web page called "domains for sale" and begin to list them there, one line per domain. As you sell a domain, delist it from the page. If someone searches for similar name, you'll come up in the search engines. These types of end users/domain buyers are spot-on, willing and ready to buy. I hope this helps. |
brandon180:YES AND NO! When you create a website for a domain and sell it, it becomes website flipping. But if you hand register or buy domain and resell, it is domain flipping. However, it goes higher and higher when you start buying great domains, holding it for future value and sale. This is called domain investing. |
Why are some people after quick money? saddude: |
RICHMAN247:There are so many online business opportunities to make money daily, but the surest way is to start a blog in a niche market, continue to publish constant content on it, monetize it and BUILD EMAIL LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS. From your email list, you will make money online on a daily basis if you have loyal followers. |
As a professional, I learnt a very important lesson in marketing i.e. how to face objections and rejections. Don't EVER let rejections deprive you of your NEXT SUCCESS. Have you ever wondered how an ugly man marries a beautiful woman? He must have been rubbished in the mud times without number but persisted until he becomes the WINNER. iCauseTrouble: |
Congrats. Step up the game. Learn, learn and learn. There's always a tipping point in domaining business. You'll get there in Jesus name. Amen! Betheldukeman: |
Favour196:I agree with you 100 percent that being a Nigerian, working from home in Nigeria, is a BIG MINUS. But I can tell you most of you are not doing this business professionally. It costs money to make money. You need to register a domain name of your own, get web hosting and start a blog on the domain. You'll not sell this domain and blog. It's your business office. Start blogging about domain topics which you have researched on trendy information. Become a brand in your industry. In 6 months or more, your name would become a household name if you're consistent about it. Refer your potential clients to it if they're in doubt. If you treat it as a going concern business, you'll not defraud anybody because your name is at stake too. You'll be honest in every of your dealings with people you're doing business with at arm's length transaction. When you have good footprints online, you won't be skeptical about giving out your Nigeria mobile number or calling a foreigner with your Nigeria number. Don't forget there's "phone lookup" service abroad. I don't know if Nigeria has that service here. Any foreigner in doubt but is business minded can look you up. In 2012 while in Nigeria, I sold a domain name for $260. (Mind you, I've been online since 2007). I noticed Sedo.com was asking me for info that will stall the sale. I promptly told my potential buyer that Sedo.com is not an option right away. Do you know he suggested Ecop.com for the transaction? This is because I had footprints he trusted! But you must be ready to pay it forward. For example, Jide Offor has good footprints (and desires to maintain it in the foreseeable future) that is why he could confidently approach Escrow.com to include Nigeria in their approved countries. Sedo.com is excluding and banning Nigerians today because of what some of us did in the past. I learnt (but not confirmed) that Clickbank.com used to accept Nigerians in the long time past. Everyone needs to be honest in what we do in order to regain foreigners' confidence in us. It's as simple as that but it's not going to be an overnight thing. Imagine with the volume of business transaction Nigerians are doing with PayPal.com, we're not allowed to become merchants to receive payments here in Nigeria? Too bad! I've been selling through PayPal.com on a daily basis and I know there are other Nigerians that can do better than me. If you make $50 per day from selling digital information products, will that not change your fortunes? I've been reading this domaining thread and I see some of us asking their counterparts to click on one link which is against terms of service of the providers and I say Nigerians at it again. This information is indexed on the web and open to all and sundry to read. Can you do business with such a person? Remember when palm oil touches one finger it stains others as well. There are hard working young Nigerians like I see in this thread, you can form a formidable force to crack down on fraudsters whether he is your brother or sister, make them see reasons why they should desist from nefarious activities and Nigeria will be a better place to be and do business, sooner than later. See Ghana here. You can open Clickbank.com account and Nigeria, the Giant of Africa, is dwarfed. Our government has a lot to do to rebuild our damaged image abroad.
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singletech:Reason for transfer? Simple: I'm transferring to a partner for easier management of domains. |
... A business that would be successful enough to want to establish a distinguishing presence on the internet