How to Become a Domain Broker
Becoming a domain broker on the Internet is a lot like being a real estate agent You can receive a generous commission for matching the right customer with the right intellectual property or, in this case, a domain name. Your listing is the ownership of a certain domain name, and you will sell that domain name and receive a percentage of the price for doing so.
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Instructions
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How to Become a Domain Broker
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Register online with a domain brokerage. Register with as many brokerages as you want. You will also want to register with the brokerages' online auctions.
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Create your own domain names and pay the annual registration fees. You can also buy domain names from the online auctions. Create as many domain names as you would like.
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Sell your domain names by submitting your listing to the online auctions. You can choose your own price or submit your domain name to a bidding process.
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Generate income from domains that do not sell by "parking" the domain names in the brokerages' parked pages area, and pay the annual fees. You will receive a percentage of advertising revenue from these pages.
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Receive credit for non-producing domain names by transferring ownership to the domain brokerage. You also have the opportunity to redeem your domain name for a certain amount of time after transferring ownership.
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Set up an online account like PayPal or a bank account to receive any commissions from the sale of your domain names.
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Tips & Warnings
The old idea of buying low and selling high applies to intellectual properties such as domain names. The best way to buy low is by creating your own names for domain sites. Use various extensions for your domain names.
