Yes, it is feasible for a complete novice to launch numerous developed domain names using our system. Our system is an easy to follow step by step illustrated guidebook that shows domain name owners how to develop their domain names into money making web sites. Our system was developed specifically for the ‘novice’. No prior experience, other than basic knowledge of how to operate a computer and web browser, is required.

Best Regards,
Beyond Domaining

To answer your question, Yes, the extension matters when it comes to developing your domain names. It all comes down to which region you are targeting the content for on your web sites, and how Google treats the extension are using for that content. I’m not exactly sure how Google treats .asia because I don’t own any .asia, but you should check to see how Google treats .asia before developing your web site.

.COM, .NET, and .ORG are special extensions in that they can be used across country boundaries, but most country or region specific extensions get traffic limited by the region. Again, I don’t own any .asia, so you have to check and see how that extension works.

If that sounded confusing, and to understand where I’m going with this, you need to understand how Google treats the content on web sites with different country code or region extensions. The easiest way to understand this is to think about two different English speaking countries. Let’s use Australia and The United Kingdom as an example.

When you’re in Australia and you’re using Google.com.au and you type in ‘rentals’ you will only get web site results that end in .com.au. But when you’re in the United Kingdom and you’re using Google.co.uk and you type in ‘rentals’ you will only get web site results that end in .co.uk. Notice that you do NOT get many / any rental listings for .CA (Canada) or .CO.NZ (New Zealand) – even though those are both English speaking countries that certainly have lots of ‘rentals’ listings.

This is because Google gives preferential treatment to ‘local’ domain extensions that match the region that the user is searching from as defined by the Google extension. So, if you have content that is designed for United Kingdom web surfers, Google is going to give you preferential treatment in the search results if the content you develop resides on a .co.uk domain name versus if you were using a .com.au domain name. (Notably, Google also uses the IP address of the web host, so you want to try and use a web host that is located in the same country as the web surfers you are targeting.)

So you must check and see how Google defines .asia and where it will be given preferential treatment.

Now, even if the web surfers you are targeting do not match the extension you are using, that does not mean you will not get any traffic from search engines. You will just be at a disadvantage. So if you really like your domain names, and you want to develop Asia related content targeted at English speakers in Canada, perhaps, don’t let that completely discourage you. It won’t be the end of the world if you decide to use the .asia name. Just be warned that you might be at a slight disadvantage over someone that is using a .CA domain name.

This part of the reason why .COM and .NET and .ORG are so valuable. They can be used in pretty much any locality as defined in Google Webmaster tools. (As an aside, we show you how to set up Google Webmaster Tools in all of our guidebooks.)

Regardless of what you decide to do regarding the .asia domain names, you certainly can use our system to launch those web sites and they will likely do much better than what you’re getting at Sedo. Even if Google doesn’t give you preferential treatment in the locality you’re targeting, you will definitely at least ’some’ treatment, and if you end up putting up good content, you’ll be in great shape regardless of the extension.

Our system is an easy to follow step by step illustrated guidebook that shows domain name owners how to develop their domain names into money making web sites. Our system was developed specifically for the ‘novice’. No prior experience, other than basic knowledge of how to operate a computer and web browser, is required. We walk you through everything step by step instead of what would normally take months of research and trial and error on your own. It is completely possible to have an SEO friendly web site up and running in 1 day.

As an aside, Sedo is the absolute worst for payouts. A direct quote from our guidebook reads, “Sedo (is) awful for parking income.”

Parked.com used to be pretty good, but in our opinion, they now rival Sedo for the absolute worst payouts in the industry.

Best Regards,

Beyond Domaining

Two years ago I bought fourteen .asia domain names and parked them with Sedo. Because I know next to nothing about domaining I thought this might be a good place to start while I tried to figure out what to do with these names. I came across your site and wonder if a domain extension that is not a .com or .net is suited for development and submission to search engines through Google or Yahoo. I have made no money with Sedo, and wonder if it even makes sense to try to develop websites with content (and, of course money generating ads) if the geographic area is served by a more popular search engine system. I’d appreciate your advice before purchasing your product. Thank you.

Thanks for your message. Here are a few quick bullet points for you:

1) Parked.com pays very, very little. They have nice landing pages though.

2) GoDaddy charges you to park your names. Unless you have a lot of really good domain names, its likely not worth the money for you to park your names with them.

3) We provide a step by step illustrated guidebook that shows you how to develop your domains into search engine friendly web sites. Once you develop your domains into web sites, you should earn more money (in fact, we guarantee that you will earn more than if you park your names, or your money back) because of a direct monetization relationship with Google instead of going through a parking company as a middle man and because you will get free traffic from search engines from the content you post.

4) Inevitably, when people park there names, sooner or later they hate parking and try to develop their names. So domain development is a step up from domain parking.

Best Regards,

Beyond Domaining

thank you,
Sam

There are no hard and fast answers to your questions. Results depend on a lot of different variables. Our guidebook walks you through the process of launching SEO optimized web sites, and we provide lots of suggestions for best practices, but ultimately results will be up to you.

I’ll take a stab at your questions though:

Question: If you work full time on this does it still one to two days per website?

Answer: I have the process down where I can launch a 5 page web site similar to the examples you see on our Testimonials page in 1 – 2 hours. So theoretically, I can launch approximately 5 new web sites per working day. I have perfected the process though and have launched hundreds of web sites so you should not expect the same performance. Most people will probably take one to two days to launch their first few web sites. This accounts for the learning curve. But once the process is learned, it should be much quicker and should approach 1 – 4 hours.

Question: Can these be regular $10.00 domain names or do they need to have a Google PR ranking?

Answer: The better the name (type in traffic and/or alexa ranking and/or lots of backlinks and/or pr ranking) the better the results. We try to launch sites on top of names that have this legacy traffic and/or type in traffic, but certainly if you have a good name, you can experience good results from just a hand registered domain name. Again, it all depends on the execution. How many pages of content you put up. How monetizable the traffic is, etc. We have a great Case Study on Hand Registration that you should also take a look at in our ‘Case Studies’ section.

Question: Is this a scalable business where you can have hundreds of domains earning money everyday?

Answer: Yes and No. Yes, in that depending on how fast you are able to launch sites, you can certainly have hundreds of web sites launched. For example, if you have a goal of launching just 2 web sites per week (a very realistic goal), you should have over 100 web sites after 1 year. There are no scalability limitations to the system – and you should have hundreds of sites earning money every day (in fact this is what I have done). However, our system is Not one where you just update the DNS servers for your domain names and immediately have hundreds of web sites the way you get with Domain Parking services. Our system advocates launching each site
individually with personal attention given to each domain name. This brings in SEO traffic and results in much better overall results.

Best Regards,
Beyond Domaining

Thank you for your question. In short, its really up to you. The more content you add and the more often you add it, the better search engines will rank you. However, there is a trade-off between launching more and more sites versus launching more and more pages on a particular site. Some people like to dedicate all their energies on just one or two or three domain names (i.e. web sites), and others prefer to dedicate their energies on launching hundreds of developed domains with only one or two or three pages of content.

Regarding ads, you shouldn’t need to update / change your ads really ever. We show you how to plug in Google AdSense and then recommend you just let Google rotate ads based on their algorithm. Obviously, if you have a highly trafficked web site, you can earn more money by selling ads directly, but that’s not necessarily the model we advocate here at Beyond Domaining. If you want to do it though, more power to you!

Just wondering, once a site is developed using your system, how soon/how often must content and/or ads be changed/updated/added?

Thanks!
Mark