Comments on: What’s your domain / site ratio ? http://affiliate4travel.co.uk/whats-your-domain-site-ratio/ Travel Industry Affiliate Marketing Sun, 09 Oct 2011 15:13:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Hotvoucherman http://affiliate4travel.co.uk/whats-your-domain-site-ratio/#comment-1074 Hotvoucherman Wed, 04 May 2011 18:34:21 +0000 http://affiliate4travel.co.uk/?p=178#comment-1074 I take my hat off to you! I can't say I've the will power to stop buying domain names, or to even stop looking for them. At the start of the year I laid out my development plans for the twelve months and therefore ensured I had all the names needed for those plans to come to fruition. So, in theory I shouldn't have purchased any new domains as after all, I had no spare development time to do anything with them. However, defying any known logic, I bought my twelfth of the year on Sunday. But, if you ignore the purchasing aspect, the real kick in the pants comes when, two years later you get the 60 day expiration warning on a domain name that you just didn't get around to doing anything with. Then you're in a quandary as whether or not to renew a name that now doesn't seem as appealing as it did just a few months before! I take my hat off to you! I can’t say I’ve the will power to stop buying domain names, or to even stop looking for them. At the start of the year I laid out my development plans for the twelve months and therefore ensured I had all the names needed for those plans to come to fruition. So, in theory I shouldn’t have purchased any new domains as after all, I had no spare development time to do anything with them. However, defying any known logic, I bought my twelfth of the year on Sunday.

But, if you ignore the purchasing aspect, the real kick in the pants comes when, two years later you get the 60 day expiration warning on a domain name that you just didn’t get around to doing anything with. Then you’re in a quandary as whether or not to renew a name that now doesn’t seem as appealing as it did just a few months before!

]]> By: Perp http://affiliate4travel.co.uk/whats-your-domain-site-ratio/#comment-120 Perp Tue, 21 Jul 2009 16:43:57 +0000 http://affiliate4travel.co.uk/?p=178#comment-120 I'm like an addict, I got myself off the domain buying high, for a while....unfortunately, then after trying to get more of an idea of where I stood, I actually looked at everything I had in my portfolio....shortly after I got a little drunk, and ended up with about 5 new domains the morning after...eeeek!! I’m like an addict, I got myself off the domain buying high, for a while….unfortunately, then after trying to get more of an idea of where I stood, I actually looked at everything I had in my portfolio….shortly after I got a little drunk, and ended up with about 5 new domains the morning after…eeeek!!

]]> By: mikejds http://affiliate4travel.co.uk/whats-your-domain-site-ratio/#comment-91 mikejds Fri, 17 Jul 2009 22:39:59 +0000 http://affiliate4travel.co.uk/?p=178#comment-91 I think alot of affiliates fall into this trap at one stage or another. Its too easy to get tempted when you spot a 'potentially good domain.' One thing is for sure. There are never enough hours in the day when your an affiliate. I put a brake on buying domains for myself a while ago, simply because there was no way I could develop them all. (what a waste of money this can be) I'm not exactly sure what my exact ratio is though, but I know its not as good as yours. I think alot of affiliates fall into this trap at one stage or another.
Its too easy to get tempted when you spot a ‘potentially good domain.’
One thing is for sure. There are never enough hours in the day when your an affiliate.
I put a brake on buying domains for myself a while ago, simply because there was no way I could develop them all. (what a waste of money this can be)
I’m not exactly sure what my exact ratio is though, but I know its not as good as yours.

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