Favour196:
What is the code

No bother it won't favour me as the use mainly PayPal

It was mainly designed for Dem india

Dreydoe:
bro tried to follow rickschwartz podcasts.. Got lost and dint know where to start from. Can you please direct me to them or summary or something. Everything just seem scattered in my eyes

Heyzee5:
Chai! I jez regged a name on connectreseller for $8.xx. I did not see where to input the coupon code - though i submitted a ticket that I regged the name in error. Damn, the website is damn fast with regging names ooo

By the way, thanks @simpsonrocket for this.

Favour196:


I follow him on Twitter

He started that video lectures from last month
So just be viewing and be going up

Be dind't drop today and yesterday
But am sure tomorrow he will
He is a busy man sha

Heyzee5:
Chai! I jez regged a name on connectreseller for $8.xx. I did not see where to input the coupon code - though i submitted a ticket that I regged the name in error. Damn, the website is damn fast with regging names ooo

By the way, thanks @simpsonrocket for this.

Simpsonrocket:
Got this two domain for free +£1 vat
Fulls.co.uk
Fulls.uk
And got these on namepros for $3 and it will expire in 3months time
Ista.info

.
Pros in the house how much can I list those extensions.

QueenRebecca:
Hello Buddies,

Please, I need someone to shed more light on my out bounding process. I created a gmail accounts strickly for domaining only. With those emails, I have sent 426 out bounding emails , across 6 domain names I hand regged, using the sales letter given on the past page of this thread. Out of wish I got just 6 replys, one "unsubscribe", three "undelivered mails", two "how much" (both failed to respond after I quoted $230). . No response from the rest.

I later mailed those two endusers, with reduction price of $150, all to no avail. I am so obsessed with checking of email account from time to time in order to reply clients fast ( you know most of those endusers are always on impulse, judging from things I have read). I felt a bit down, it over two weeks I sent out last email and my bf added salt to injuries by saying that with the way I check emails these days, it seems that I am into yahoo yahoo ( I assumed Invictus Obi saga prompts him so say this)

What do you guys think I should do, should I wait for a bit more and then send the another set of fresh mails Thanks in advance.

I am sorry if it happens that I bored you with details.

Edit: I did fb out bounding too, but not very much compare to email ones. I didn't get any reply.

QueenRebecca:
Hello Buddies,

Please, I need someone to shed more light on my out bounding process. I created a gmail accounts strickly for domaining only. With those emails, I have sent 426 out bounding emails , across 6 domain names I hand regged, using the sales letter given on the past page of this thread. Out of wish I got just 6 replys, one "unsubscribe", three "undelivered mails", two "how much" (both failed to respond after I quoted $230). . No response from the rest.

I later mailed those two endusers, with reduction price of $150, all to no avail. I am so obsessed with checking of email account from time to time in order to reply clients fast ( you know most of those endusers are always on impulse, judging from things I have read). I felt a bit down, it over two weeks I sent out last email and my bf added salt to injuries by saying that with the way I check emails these days, it seems that I am into yahoo yahoo ( I assumed Invictus Obi saga prompts him so say this)

What do you guys think I should do, should I wait for a bit more and then send the another set of fresh mails? Or I should reg more names??Thanks in advance.

I am sorry if it happens that I bored you with details.

Edit: I did fb out bounding too, but not very much compare to email ones. I didn't get any reply.

QueenRebecca:

Edit: I did fb out bounding too, but not very much compare to email ones. I didn't get any reply.

buzritchy:


Madam I hail your courage, if your instinct says you should mail them, kindly do that.. most times it works out and you might get a positive response. Just send mail that there is a discount on the domain and they should let you know if they are still interested...

Your hardworking and hustle will pay off very soon.

Goodluck madam and never give up.

QueenRebecca:
Hello Buddies,

Please, I need someone to shed more light on my out bounding process. I created a gmail accounts strickly for domaining only. With those emails, I have sent 426 out bounding emails , across 6 domain names I hand regged, using the sales letter given on the past page of this thread. Out of wish I got just 6 replys, one "unsubscribe", three "undelivered mails", two "how much" (both failed to respond after I quoted $230). . No response from the rest.

I later mailed those two endusers, with reduction price of $150, all to no avail. I am so obsessed with checking of email account from time to time in order to reply clients fast ( you know most of those endusers are always on impulse, judging from things I have read). I felt a bit down, it over two weeks I sent out last email and my bf added salt to injuries by saying that with the way I check emails these days, it seems that I am into yahoo yahoo ( I assumed Invictus Obi saga prompts him so say this)

What do you guys think I should do, should I wait for a bit more and then send the another set of fresh mails? Or I should reg more names??Thanks in advance.

I am sorry if it happens that I bored you with details.

Edit: I did fb out bounding too, but not very much compare to email ones. I didn't get any reply.

QueenRebecca:
Hello Buddies,

Please, I need someone to shed more light on my out bounding process. I created a gmail accounts strickly for domaining only. With those emails, I have sent 426 out bounding emails , across 6 domain names I hand regged, using the sales letter given on the past page of this thread. Out of wish I got just 6 replys, one "unsubscribe", three "undelivered mails", two "how much" (both failed to respond after I quoted $230). . No response from the rest.

I later mailed those two endusers, with reduction price of $150, all to no avail. I am so obsessed with checking of email account from time to time in order to reply clients fast ( you know most of those endusers are always on impulse, judging from things I have read). I felt a bit down, it over two weeks I sent out last email and my bf added salt to injuries by saying that with the way I check emails these days, it seems that I am into yahoo yahoo ( I assumed Invictus Obi saga prompts him so say this)

What do you guys think I should do, should I wait for a bit more and then send the another set of fresh mails? Or I should reg more names??Thanks in advance.

I am sorry if it happens that I bored you with details.

Edit: I did fb out bounding too, but not very much compare to email ones. I didn't get any reply.

IdeasPro:

You're on your way to domain selling success already; you may not know this now.
First, domain flipping is all about research and conviction that a domain you buy to
resell will be of value to potential buyers. Now, how do you know in advance what
will add value? The answer is to think of a business idea that fits in with the domain
name. In your outbound, you can always mention this.

Imagine, I send you an email to mention that I've a business for you where every
$1 you invest, you get $100 in return. Will you read that email and be interested?
Your only concern now will be to vet and verify if the business idea is legit!

Secondly, you need patience. In Hebrews 10 verse 36, the bible says "For ye have
need of patience, that, after ye have done the will of God, ye might receive the promise."
Abraham waited for 25 years before his son Isaac manifested. But you'll not wait for
25 years. Yours is sooner than you imagine!

Thirdly, don't mind your bf. When you hammer legitimately and no police or EFCC is
knocking at your door, he will ask you for your testimony. But by the way, hope
you and your bf are not involved in anything outside the word of God until you say
"I do?"

Fourthly, in domaining, the more the merrier. That's when the anointing of grace
(God's Riches At Christ's Expense) rest on you. Others call it LUCK but I call it
GRACE. Let's do a little Arithmetics here. Imagine you invest in 50 domain names
@$8.99 with NameSilo. That is $449.50. No matter what, you should be able to
sell 2 domain names out of your portfolio.

Even if you sell a domain @$300, that is $600 total income. You've made $150.50
net profit from that first batch of your domain portfolio. It's all about paying it forward.

For my coaching students who are indigent, I always advise them to start affiliate
marketing along with domain flipping or domain investing. You can then invest what you
earn as affiliate commissions into domain business.

Domaining is addictive, if you're not careful you can start registering worthless names. So,
caution yourself in this area too.

Lastly, make sure you have at least 10 potential buyers for a domain name before you
buy or hand register. A probability of 10 percent buyer from 10 potential buyers will
earn you a sale. If nothing happens from your outbound marketing, don't be depressed.
Move on! Inbound marketing can pick it up sooner or later.

I hand registered a domain name in 2012 and did outbound and nothing happened. But
I was not in a hurry. I renewed the domain and in the second year I sold the domain
for $260. From $20 domain registration and renewal fees, I made $260 sale. Not bad if
you ask me. It's all about DOMAIN INVESTING. Period.

In closing, learn, learn and learn everything you need to know about recognizing gems
in domain names. That is where majority of newbies miss it. Look out for trends and go
ahead of the pack.

IdeasPro:

You're on your way to domain selling success already; you may not know this now.
First, domain flipping is all about research and conviction that a domain you buy to
resell will be of value to potential buyers. Now, how do you know in advance what
will add value? The answer is to think of a business idea that fits in with the domain
name. In your outbound, you can always mention this.

Imagine, I send you an email to mention that I've a business for you where every
$1 you invest, you get $100 in return. Will you read that email and be interested?
Your only concern now will be to vet and verify if the business idea is legit!

Secondly, you need patience. In Hebrews 10 verse 36, the bible says "For ye have
need of patience, that, after ye have done the will of God, ye might receive the promise."
Abraham waited for 25 years before his son Isaac manifested. But you'll not wait for
25 years. Yours is sooner than you imagine!

Thirdly, don't mind your bf. When you hammer legitimately and no police or EFCC is
knocking at your door, he will ask you for your testimony. But by the way, hope
you and your bf are not involved in anything outside the word of God until you say
"I do?"

Fourthly, in domaining, the more the merrier. That's when the anointing of grace
(God's Riches At Christ's Expense) rest on you. Others call it LUCK but I call it
GRACE. Let's do a little Arithmetics here. Imagine you invest in 50 domain names
@$8.99 with NameSilo. That is $449.50. No matter what, you should be able to
sell 2 domain names out of your portfolio.

Even if you sell a domain @$300, that is $600 total income. You've made $150.50
net profit from that first batch of your domain portfolio. It's all about paying it forward.

For my coaching students who are indigent, I always advise them to start affiliate
marketing along with domain flipping or domain investing. You can then invest what you
earn as affiliate commissions into domain business.

Domaining is addictive, if you're not careful you can start registering worthless names. So,
caution yourself in this area too.

Lastly, make sure you have at least 10 potential buyers for a domain name before you
buy or hand register. A probability of 10 percent buyer from 10 potential buyers will
earn you a sale. If nothing happens from your outbound marketing, don't be depressed.
Move on! Inbound marketing can pick it up sooner or later.

I hand registered a domain name in 2012 and did outbound and nothing happened. But
I was not in a hurry. I renewed the domain and in the second year I sold the domain
for $260. From $20 domain registration and renewal fees, I made $260 sale. Not bad if
you ask me. It's all about DOMAIN INVESTING. Period.

In closing, learn, learn and learn everything you need to know about recognizing gems
in domain names. That is where majority of newbies miss it. Look out for trends and go
ahead of the pack.

IdeasPro:

You're on your way to domain selling success already; you may not know this now.
First, domain flipping is all about research and conviction that a domain you buy to
resell will be of value to potential buyers. Now, how do you know in advance what
will add value? The answer is to think of a business idea that fits in with the domain
name. In your outbound, you can always mention this.

Imagine, I send you an email to mention that I've a business for you where every
$1 you invest, you get $100 in return. Will you read that email and be interested?
Your only concern now will be to vet and verify if the business idea is legit!

Secondly, you need patience. In Hebrews 10 verse 36, the bible says "For ye have
need of patience, that, after ye have done the will of God, ye might receive the promise."
Abraham waited for 25 years before his son Isaac manifested. But you'll not wait for
25 years. Yours is sooner than you imagine!

Thirdly, don't mind your bf. When you hammer legitimately and no police or EFCC is
knocking at your door, he will ask you for your testimony. But by the way, hope
you and your bf are not involved in anything outside the word of God until you say
"I do?"

Fourthly, in domaining, the more the merrier. That's when the anointing of grace
(God's Riches At Christ's Expense) rest on you. Others call it LUCK but I call it
GRACE. Let's do a little Arithmetics here. Imagine you invest in 50 domain names
@$8.99 with NameSilo. That is $449.50. No matter what, you should be able to
sell 2 domain names out of your portfolio.

Even if you sell a domain @$300, that is $600 total income. You've made $150.50
net profit from that first batch of your domain portfolio. It's all about paying it forward.

For my coaching students who are indigent, I always advise them to start affiliate
marketing along with domain flipping or domain investing. You can then invest what you
earn as affiliate commissions into domain business.

Domaining is addictive, if you're not careful you can start registering worthless names. So,
caution yourself in this area too.

Lastly, make sure you have at least 10 potential buyers for a domain name before you
buy or hand register. A probability of 10 percent buyer from 10 potential buyers will
earn you a sale. If nothing happens from your outbound marketing, don't be depressed.
Move on! Inbound marketing can pick it up sooner or later.

I hand registered a domain name in 2012 and did outbound and nothing happened. But
I was not in a hurry. I renewed the domain and in the second year I sold the domain
for $260. From $20 domain registration and renewal fees, I made $260 sale. Not bad if
you ask me. It's all about DOMAIN INVESTING. Period.

In closing, learn, learn and learn everything you need to know about recognizing gems
in domain names. That is where majority of newbies miss it. Look out for trends and go
ahead of the pack.

IdeasPro:

You're on your way to domain selling success already; you may not know this now.
First, domain flipping is all about research and conviction that a domain you buy to
resell will be of value to potential buyers. Now, how do you know in advance what
will add value? The answer is to think of a business idea that fits in with the domain
name. In your outbound, you can always mention this.

Imagine, I send you an email to mention that I've a business for you where every
$1 you invest, you get $100 in return. Will you read that email and be interested?
Your only concern now will be to vet and verify if the business idea is legit!

Secondly, you need patience. In Hebrews 10 verse 36, the bible says "For ye have
need of patience, that, after ye have done the will of God, ye might receive the promise."
Abraham waited for 25 years before his son Isaac manifested. But you'll not wait for
25 years. Yours is sooner than you imagine!

Thirdly, don't mind your bf. When you hammer legitimately and no police or EFCC is
knocking at your door, he will ask you for your testimony. But by the way, hope
you and your bf are not involved in anything outside the word of God until you say
"I do?"

Fourthly, in domaining, the more the merrier. That's when the anointing of grace
(God's Riches At Christ's Expense) rest on you. Others call it LUCK but I call it
GRACE. Let's do a little Arithmetics here. Imagine you invest in 50 domain names
@$8.99 with NameSilo. That is $449.50. No matter what, you should be able to
sell 2 domain names out of your portfolio.

Even if you sell a domain @$300, that is $600 total income. You've made $150.50
net profit from that first batch of your domain portfolio. It's all about paying it forward.

For my coaching students who are indigent, I always advise them to start affiliate
marketing along with domain flipping or domain investing. You can then invest what you
earn as affiliate commissions into domain business.

Domaining is addictive, if you're not careful you can start registering worthless names. So,
caution yourself in this area too.

Lastly, make sure you have at least 10 potential buyers for a domain name before you
buy or hand register. A probability of 10 percent buyer from 10 potential buyers will
earn you a sale. If nothing happens from your outbound marketing, don't be depressed.
Move on! Inbound marketing can pick it up sooner or later.

I hand registered a domain name in 2012 and did outbound and nothing happened. But
I was not in a hurry. I renewed the domain and in the second year I sold the domain
for $260. From $20 domain registration and renewal fees, I made $260 sale. Not bad if
you ask me. It's all about DOMAIN INVESTING. Period.

In closing, learn, learn and learn everything you need to know about recognizing gems
in domain names. That is where majority of newbies miss it. Look out for trends and go
ahead of the pack.

ollybode:
Nice one bro. Are you into CPA affiliate marketing?

paulsir:

Which company affiliate are you vast in?

IdeasPro:


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.

zord33k:

how can I learn affiliate marketing

Silvermoney:
How can I get cheaper Godaddy domain name and shared hosting renewal? They are charging me about $130 for both (expiring soon) and that's too much. Any coupon codes or tricks to get it much cheaper?

paulsir:

Try buy your hosting elsewhere. Domain too can be bought at other registrar.

paulsir:

I'm into Amazon affiliate too, but I rarely make money on it. Also,on moreniche but still trying to find my feets. what advice do you give in such a matter?

Silvermoney:


Which do you recommend? I just hope changing host would not affect my gallant seo (site is based on affiliate marketing).

IdeasPro:


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.