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Make $50+ A Day Buying and Selling Domains

It’s been a while since I’ve posted up a money-making tip, so here’s one for ya. This one is something you will love for sure, but those who are already implementing the method will not appreciate me talking about this. Why? Because it works and if you learn it, this money-making method will become saturated in the long run. This type of information you are about to read is already worth a few dollars just by itself.

So the method is simple. Buy domains then resell them. Sound easy enough eh? Well, it is. In fact, there’s even a term for this type of person. We all know what internet marketers are, what bloggers are, or what graphic designers are. But ever heard of a domainer? These people make hundreds everyday selling off their domains that they own from their portfolio. Domains are hot because they are the basis for future websites. And you can too. Here’s how you can get started.

  1. Sign up with a domain registrar. I prefer Dynadot and GoDaddy.
  2. Search for an available domain name using generic keywords. I use BustAName which is a domain service that finds available domains from the keywords you enter in.
  3. Purchase that domain for $8.99 or more depending on the registrar.
  4. Post your domain for sale (and in auction style) in forums or a domain marketplace.

Tips

  • When looking for a domain to purchase, try adding generic keywords from the latest trends. For example, when the iPhone came out, people started purchasing all sorts of domain names with the word iPhone in it. They surely reaped the rewards as they sold the domains for hundreds or even thousands a piece.
  • The shorter the domain, the better. It’s pretty self-explanatory.
  • Start your auction price small. Usually when I post a domain for sale, I set the starting bid at around $2-$3 more than the original purchase price. Even if only 1 person bids on the domain, you still got $2 or $3 in net income right?
  • Before posting up a sale in forums, make sure that you are reliable and trustful enough that people will actually trust you. If they see that you are new to the forum and have only 1 or 2 posts, they might see you as a scammer and not even try working with you. The best way to be a reliable member is to participate in the forum first with at least 50 or more posts.

Conclusion

I have been doing this method for a few weeks now and have made almost $200 from it so far. For those of you who have already jumped in this method of making money online, you know exactly that if done right, it’s easy to make a lot of “easy” money from it. I once made $60 in just a couple hours, which really got me exited. But the only thing I can say about it is that it’s not a consistent money maker. Don’t expect to pay off your bills from being a domainer if you don’t know all there is to know about it. If you’re new and actually want to try it out, go ahead. It’s always better to expand your ways of monetization right?

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26 Responses to “Make $50+ A Day Buying and Selling Domains”

  1. Michael from Pro Blog Design Says:

    I’ve tried this before, but I never got far with it. I bought a couple of domains, but never even resold them. Just not my thing I guess.

    $200 in a short space like that is pretty impressive though. Congrats! :)

  2. soul Says:

    wow..is it true?!..nice money making tips there..can you give more tips on selecting the domain which was meant to be bought by me and resell it..hehe..;)

  3. The Internet Entrepreneur Diary Says:

    Sounds like a fun project. Just don’t know how much time you have spent to get those $200. ;-)

    You should try to make it an easier process.

  4. Jason A Clark Says:

    The real problem is that you don’t know what people will think is a good name and what they’ll want to buy. You may get lucky and find some undiscovered gem or you may buy a whole lot of rotten eggs.

  5. Gerri Says:

    I have been trying this for a while and it has been okay. How are you able to sell your domains so quick. Don’t you have to hold onto it for a predetermined time period before you can let go of it?

  6. Sly Says:

    @ Soul - Selecting the domain is really based on what you think would make a lot of money. It’s all up to you.

    @ Internet Entrepreneur Diary - I probably spent just a few hours total.

    @ Jason - Actually, if you put some research into domaining, you will actually know what to get. I think I’ll make a second part to this where I’ll also include the domain names I have sold so far.

    @ Gerri - Nope. You can buy it one minute and sell it the next.

  7. Floyd Says:

    This a good article. There are many ways to buy good domain names. What you could also try is to look for names that drop or buy domain names that are already listed for auction from other domainers and from companies like snapnames, pool etc.

    There is a fine art to look for domain names that could be valuable. Even though it is very subjective, the more you do it the better you can get at it. I’ve personally bought domain names for $10 and sold it for $500 in a matter of months.

    Also, there are some locks depending on the registrar and the TLD (for example .org domain names usually have a 60 day lock on them that prevents the registrar from transferring). But it depends on whether you have to transfer the domain name or you can simply push the domain name (send it to the buyer who has an account with the same registrar like GoDaddy, Enom etc.). In that case you are not doing a “transfer” of the domain name rather just a push of the domain name from one account to another.

    Visit my domain name blog http://www.namemanagement.net if you need more information.

  8. Joeychgo Says:

    No, this is a great article! This is one of the directions I want to move in and this article is very helpful.

  9. Mark Fulton Says:

    Excellent introduction to domaining. Modesty of your pricing, as you mentioned, is a very good suggestion. But to save you an extra $2 you should always use a coupon code when registering domains. You can use “diggnation” at GoDaddy to get $2 of .com regs.

    Every domain sale is a unique learning experience. Domain flipping is challenging and fun and it only gets easier to be a domainer as your portfolio builds.

    Mark Fulton
    DotSauce Magazine
    http://www.DotSauce.com

  10. Maldiveslive Says:

    I have 3 domain to sell any body want buy it.

  11. CoolBlogger Says:

    I think this is imposible.

  12. Hafiz Dhanani Says:

    Hey Sly,

    I’m going to try that out. It looks like an easy way to make some extra cash which I’ll use to develop my blog. Thanks for the explanation.

    Also, I think you meant “it really got me excited”, not “it really got me exited.”

    Keep up the good work,
    Hafiz Dhanani

    Hafiz Dhanani’s last blog post..Welcome to Ask A Blogger

  13. lilyruth Says:

    I am always looking to make some money on the net since I cannot get out to woork and this information you have provided is very interesting that Im going to look into it and if is not expensive like you say then I might just give it a try altho I do not know anthing about such things I probably look into all of the information there at go dadddys and see if I can be a seller of domains. THis article tho has got me motivated. thanks

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  14. willhaynes Says:

    First of all, gotta say I love the blog…

    I’ve been trying this method recently after your post and I’m doing ok with it but as you mentioned, I would love to see a post with some of your more successful purchases and sellings!

  15. lilyruth Says:

    I took SlyVisions tips and went and bought two Domain names and now Im selling them Im having an auction on my site and minimum bid is 15.00 the Domain names are DotBlogger.net and also Projext.info both are a minimum bid of 15.00 each and I do hope you all who visit here will go and put your bids in. Im new at this but I hope it works out for me as it has for SlyVisions. thanks.

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  16. JK Swopes Says:

    Cool one, I had heard about it before, but never tried it myself. I could see me implementing this as another income stream.

    I may have to try it out….

    JK Swopess last blog post..I won Joel Comm’s secret classroom

  17. Blog for Beginners Says:

    Hmmn, I am just wondering if I should put these 2 domains - wpbeginners.com and bloggingtips.my up for sale?

    Blog for Beginnerss last blog post..If You Have Adsense, Use Section Targeting

  18. Hussein Says:

    WHAHA. I have learned something. Let me try this as soon as I got some capital :D
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  19. Dollar Dude Says:

    Thanks for sharing the best way to make money online. I have started to procure few domains and started to sell the same in Digitalpoint forums…

  20. G34 Media Says:

    Has anyone else had success selling their bought domains? Do share your stories.

    I am going to put up a few names that i have in my portfolio up for sale, and will report back my experience.

    Feel free to visit me at G34 Media where i will write about it.

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  21. blogcoach Says:

    Wow, great tips Sly, how about domain parking on places like Sedo? Any value?

  22. Sly Says:

    @ blogcoach - I wouldn’t recommend parking domains (unless the domains have very popular keywords in them). The only you’ll get from domain-parking is cheap change.

  23. Adsensing Says:

    I have so many parked domains. I’ll follow the tips listed here to make easy money online.

    Adsensing’s last blog post..How to Get Free PR-6 Link in No Time?

  24. blogcoach Says:

    Thanks Sly, I thought that parking would give me an indication of how many clicks you can get from folks keying in the domain name. Perhaps I should go directly to auction. Take the plunge!

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