discredit.org

Would you drop a gold bar on the sidewalk while walking down the street?  Well if you are anything like me that answer would be an automatic NO! Then why are so many people letting domains drop?  I don’t think anyone can answer this question, nor will I even try to myself.  The best thing I can do as a domainer is to try and make use of the wonderful gold you have gently placed into my pocket.  I currently have a couple of scouts out there who are looking for you as you knowingly or unknowingly drop gold bars and coins right from your wallets and purses.  The scouts take the form of justdropped.com, who have presented me with an amazing view of all the domain gold that can be collected with the simple stroke of a keyboard and click of a mouse.

Domain Gold

Domaining has definitely changed and I am announcing today that this is the beginning of a new era.  An era where the majority of domainers have turned into philanthropist and are simply giving there pots of gold away.  I commend each of you on your generosity and will make sure that your gold is put to great use!

This blog entry was sparked by my registration of FreeCreeditReportScore.net last night.  I could not believe how this domain just simply dropped from the registrar, especially since it is taken in .com, .org, .info and .mobi forms.  To make this situation even more shocking I brought in google to shed a little light on the stats.  According to google:

Local Search Volume (May) - 74,000

Global Monthly Search Volume - 27,100

This is an example of what I call dropping gold.  The previous owner of this domain definitely missed out on an opportunity to capitalize on it.  It might actually be my best domain registration of the year!  To all of those who are saying that its getting harder to find good domains, simply look in the right direction and you might actually find a little domain gold yourself.

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