I’ve had some great results with .info domains lately. I discovered that if I can get good keywords and put-up a mini-site with real content that people are looking for, they can get some solid traffic. Since GoDaddy is having a sale now – $0.99 for any .info name I thought I’d see what was still available.
Now I don’t think .info domains are great to sell right now. They may be valuable in a few years but you never know. What I do know these domains are great for is exactly what the TLD was intended for – information sites. I picked-up these 8 domains today for a whopping $9.52.
Like I said in my previous post, this doesn’t mean I am going to now spend the whole weekend locked in a room with a 12-pack of Mountain Dew. Instead I’m paying a company to build these sites for me so I can wear my investor hat proudly with these purchases. Please note that none of these are for sale at this time so I am not looking for offers for these names. Keep your eyes on them though as they turn into some great informational sites.
SpeakerBuilding.info
BuildSpeakers.info
WholeHouseMusic.info
BookshelfSpeakers.info
CollegeRank.info
ClubsNYC.info
NYCParties.info
NYCGyms.info
Happy Flipping and don’t forget to Think Outside of the Box!
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“Instead I’m paying a company to build these sites for me”
Hi,
Unless this is meant as a secret source
not meant for sharing,would you elaborate more on this topic?
Who?
What?
Where?
When?
Why?
How much?
Thanks.
Patrick
let the truth be told, as any TLD with the right keyword base there will be a couple of $$$ flowing as with my NursingUniforms.info has paid it’s itself by 250 fold in 6-7 months, not shabby for a .99 cent investment.
by the way
Cool Domainer community by Randy Charach
http://www.synergydomainclub.com
Jen Sale & Mike Robertson from Fab are members as well a many moreā¦.check it out.
Make that NursingUniform.info
Long day today
Great and informative post.
The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. – Ralph Waldo Emerson