Domain Flipping? More info please!?

The golden age of domain speculation, when a cab driver could buy Pepsi.com and ask a king's ransom for it as past, the good names are all taken and cyber squatting laws prohibit that sort of strategy now.

Domineers now have to invest in thousands of domain name and hope the profits from selling a few at high prices make the total investment profitable,

Small time operators may be better off creating and flipping sites, buying small numbers of domain names new or better yet "aged" and developing a site using outsourcers to help create the content and backlinks that give the site page rank and research result listings. You may see cheap turnkey sites sold on ebay and expensive businesses sold on Flippa.

The Godaddy auction section is worth a look.

There are tutorials on flipping, you might find some cheap on the Warriorforum.com WSO section.

A couple of basic introductory eBooks sold as cheap PLR titles include:

Domain Flipping Treasure Map

Fast Domain Riches

Domain Profits

or How to Create Automatic Income With Expiring Domain Names

The last case competes with drop name catchers like Pool.com, Namejet.com that use high speed stems to detect the instant a domain name becomes available.

Domain Flipping is a Legitimate Way To Make Money Quickly Without Having To Invest A Lot Of Your Time Or Money. There are several ways of selling a domain name. You can make thousands of dollars by selling it at the right time. The investment is so low that it will not hurt you.

Choosing Winning Domains: When it comes to finding the best domain names, the easiest route to take is in exploring the expired domain listings.

The Value in Aged Domains: Domains that have been registered and never dropped are called “Aged Domains”.

You have to get a domain someone wants. Something like Coke, Coca Cola, Pepsi, Pepsi Light, etc. Then they will pay you for it. When the Internet first came out, and companies didn't have web sites yet, there was a lot of money to be made when the companies set up their websites and wanted everyone to find them when they ran a search engine with their name or product. Now, most companies have their own web sites and the money is made selling worthless web sites to people who hope to get rich by flipping the site in one year, before the yearly fee comes due again.