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Selling domain names is a business that is rapidly gaining in popularity. Many people like to be creative & work out names that they can buy up & sell at a profit. Here are 6 quick steps to finding profitable domain names & reselling them.

Step 1: Get a Broker
You can find lots of different domain name brokers out there, but you really need to make certain they will do more than just sell you names. There is more. These brokers offer different services, so make certain you select one that fits your needs.

Step 2: Choose Sensible Names
If something sounds like a clever domain name, do not buy it on that premise alone. Make sure some one else will also want to buy it–otherwise, let it pass.

Step 3: Research
Always make certain the name you\’re purchasing has not bee chosen already. There\’re registries you can check to make certain some one else does not own it… Profitable domain names begin with making sure it is yours.

Step 4: Buy Different Versions
If you can, buy different versions of the name–someone may want to use a similar domain name as a secondary web link & you can market the names just that way. For instance, you might want to purchase ColumbusFlorist.com & CreativeColumbusFlorist.com.

Step 5: Buy Different Versions, Part 2
In addition to variable names, attempt variable suffixes like .org & .net in place of .com. This can give you a large variety of name choices for your profitable domain names.

Step 6: Tell the World
Even if your broker gives advertising & space for a listing on their website, you should still write about your domain name business in blogs, forums, chat rooms & even MySpace & Facebook.

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Sean Mize is a full time internet marketer who has written over 1574 articles in print & 11 published ebooks.

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