My New Golden Rule For Domaining
Lets face it, domaining can be quite the adrenaline rush. One which is lead by an addiction to register the next great domain name. As domainers, we will sit in-front of our computers for hours searching through auctions, drops and the aftermarket. With a new domain hunt starting each day, what are we doing with domains we have already registered? I know what I have been doing and I have decided to change it. I’ve been letting some domain names just sit around collecting an awful amount of dust. Some of the domains have been sitting in my portfolio for such a long period of time that they have yet to see the development light. That will no longer be the case, since I have over seventy domain names in my portfolio with around less than two to three percent of them developed. I decided that in order for me to continue with my domain acquisitions I will have to develop at least three sites. The domains I am focusing my efforts on are the following:
www.educationalsolarkit.com
www.lofttable.com
www.blushes.org
For every three domain names that I fully develop into full fledged websites I am giving myself a credit of thirty new domain acquisitions. So theoretically speaking for every domain that I develop into my site I am giving myself the room to acquire ten more domain names. To make this a memorable ratio I am going to use bold font that I can reference down the line to remind myself of the rule that I have set.
3 Developed Sites = 30 New Domain Acquisitions