Comments on: How Much Domainers Earn?

By: Pete

Pete — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 01:07:06 +0000

I look at my domains as office buildings that I pay no lease, no rent, and no yellow page listing fees.

Google or actual people give me cash each day from my domain names I own.

I do window cleaning and one call from the internet could yield me anywhere from $100 - $400 U.S Funds. I am the expert these customers are looking for when they Google window cleaning in this city!

Thanks for the revenue per domain numbers. A few of my domains have adsense on them.

I tried parking my domains and it didn’t work out like I thought it would.

When hard working people Googles the internet and call me and pays me for my services - I feel like a million bucks each and every time!

By: Crystal L. Cox

Crystal L. Cox — Mon, 26 Nov 2007 05:29:29 +0000

Thanks for this post, I was just thinking yesterday about how much domainers are really making. there are so many development options and so many names that are season that to assess a whole portfolio does not really give anyone an idea of what they can make. Real Estate for Example is dead with internet traffic, for the most part over the holidays. It seems that big industry has yet to really get the value of a domain name. Anyway, thanks for the information. I know I certainly do not average $50 a year per domain name. That would be nice however, we have around 5000 names.

By: Qwer12

Qwer12 — Sun, 25 Nov 2007 01:14:58 +0000

Indeed and that’s one the signs that the industry is maturing imo. People are scaling it bigger and settling for lower ROI.
But besides that with the competition growing it’s getting much harder to reg domains with traffic, so these companies put more accent on end user sales and mass developing of they domain assets.

By: David Wrixon

David Wrixon — Sat, 24 Nov 2007 14:14:53 +0000

It is all depends how far down that Long Tail you can venture before you start trailing in the dirt. The closer to the dirt you get, the more sensitive your entire business model becomes.