Glowleaf

 

Hmmm… “treat domains like company shares”.

What could that mean?

As soon as you start your online marketing ventures, you need to learn how to invest. Sure, you have no money to start with, and you need every penny. But investing does not mean you need to pour in thousands of euros.

Investing can be small. As you are browsing through affiliate articles and fora, you will definately come up with ideas for domains, keywords, niches, anything. Make the habit of noting them down, and registering one domain per month. Park that domain with ppc.

The cost is very small, moniker for example gives you .com’s for 9$

You will get some ROI from ppc, which you will reinvest in new domains.

Dont go too far, to become a domainer you need a lot of experience, and a lot of money. Just make small investments that give you a small amount of income every month, and reinvest that income to new small investments.

That attitude will get you to a point where the accumulated ROI will be more than enough to pay for the new domains you acquire, and leave some for you. It is not really that hard to get a 15$ monthly income from parked domains alone.

This will also provide you with aged domains, which you can use for your future projects, or sell them for a decent price.

Moniker is generally an excellent place to register your domains, and keep them all in one easy to manage portfolio. You can also use the Moniker Marketplace to put up your domains for auction, or even buy the ones you like.