Finally! Here is an easy way to make money online doing close to nothing, simply investing, buying and selling domain names in your extra time! In today's struggling economy, many individuals worry about their jobs. To prepare for income loss, some are turning to the internet to make extra cash. Although most turn to eBay.com, there are other methods of making money online. One popular way in this day and age is by investing in domain names. Calling the attention of all aspiring domain investors! Study the system that has made countless other domain investors millions in this easy to follow, step by step manual. This exhaustive guidebook will teach you to exploit the money-making potentials of domain investing. Discover the reality that the domain gold rush is far from over. Find out how keywords are important in buying & profiting from domain names. Learn the domain flipping expertise of professional domain brokers. Become skilled at improving existing domains and websites cheaply and profit from them quickly.
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Little information repeated over and over,
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This book has a few basic concepts which it repeats over and over and over through its 97 pages. Seriously, this book could have been put out as a pamphlet it contains so little information, most of which could be obtained for free on Go-Daddy's website. Quite a few spelling and grammar errors too for such a small book(let).
The most overused phrase in the book is; "As previously stated.." Sometimes referring back to something you only read one or two sentences ago! They take a little information and just stretch it out to make it longer and say the same stuff over and over.....oh and "as previously stated" They take a little information and just stretch it out to make it longer and say the same stuff over and over, maybe changing the way its said only slightly.
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This was a frustrating book to read. It had very basic information and it repeated a lot of the same wording throughout the book. There were numerous spelling errors and many titles were mixed with upper and lower case letters. (maybe that's just the Kindle version) Anyway, I guess I was hoping for more tools and web links to explore the topic further. There were a few mentions of places like Go Daddy and Sedo, but no specific references to any web forums or tools. I kept hoping there would be links at the end at least for more information, but the only link was to the publisher's site for more great books. Luckily the Kindle version was half the price of the paperback book, but it's still frustrating. If anyone can recommend a helpful book or website on the domain name investing topic, I'd greatly appreciate it.
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Sloppy and hard to read,
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I have read several books on the subject of domain name investing, none of which are particularly spell-binding; after all, one cannot reasonably expect a domainer to be a polished writer. However, this book sets a new standard for defining the "bottom of the barrel" when it comes to writing, editing, organization and original content. There are numerous grammatical errors, tedious repetitions of covered material (often in successive paragraphs), and almost nothing you could not get more thoroughly covered in a much more readable style, either in other books or online. It looks like the book was slapped together in a rush and offered to a less-than-professional firm for publication, who failed to even read the book seriously, before offering it to the world. They should have refrained, for everyone's sake. I suggest to anyone researching domain name investing that they should skip the painful experience offered by this book.
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