It’s how that domain name translates into a viable (and ground breaking) business model that can make a realistic ROI on the investment made into it. That’s how a typical business investor will see it, but that’s also the most challenging thing that a domainer out to make that sale will have to put hard thoght into. Which most don’t, frankly.

A domainer expects a buyer to appreciate some fantasy notion that a great name will create great success instantly. Tell that to Google.

Ouys, we need to think business model in this new economy turned upside down with a loss in trust in the basic fundamentals that have broken down on the people who manage the world’s wealth – not the old and overworn spin on ‘natural’ type-in traffic potentail, not the old lazy approach of just parking things and making passive incomes make hard work a joke, not the hundreds of hand-regged domains you think will earn you big bucks in a future unforseen, and then being able to flip over just one name.

These are incredibly sceptical times for markets like the States, work hard on your creative and new technology changing business models to add value to your names. a not ambiguous perceptions that, say. I own God.com, therefore the Internet is mine to rule.

The day has come for domainers to be marketers and business consultants, not fat big squatters on prime names.

Sorry if the truth hurts, but honestly this has become painfully apparent to me as I see this space evolve since starting my cybersquatting hobby in 2000.

Endusers dont realise the value of owning these killer high traffic or generic name that does what it says.

Going to a large company and asking for $,$$$,$$$ most people laugh and say we paid $10 for our domain and it does the job we need it to do but when you explain if you owned x.com you could grow your business through pre-qualifed leads and high natural traffic there eyes light up but they still say well lets see the figures that prove it.

Yes you can supply traffic stats but with realtion to there product and the value it could bring there business is difficult to measure.

What Im trying to say is people and business shall have to change to reap the benefits of the powers of domains and hopefully they shall realise in the future.

Warm Regards,

Robbie