The famed domain name reseller, GoDaddy, rakes in hundreds of millions of dollars on a yearly basis.
Wouldn’t it be great if you could make part of that money reselling domain name using THEIR infrastructure?
Ys, indeed, it would!
So how can that happen?
All you have to do is go to Coolest.Name which resells GoDaddy’s Wild West Domains’ reseller packages at the lowest cost, online. Buy your own online storefront (take 2 or 3 minutes) and you’re good to go.
After that, you can customize your storefront all you like but basically, it’s ready to generate money for you, right there and then. GoDaddy sells the services you’re looking for so it just makes sense to profit from their enviable market position to get richer, too.
Anybody can resell web services, domain names and web hosting but Coolest.Name has the finest offer on the market. Everything is included and all you need to do is market your storefront. It practically sells itself although you’ll make a lot more money if you market it actively.
If you need to make money, fast, getting your own online web services storefront makes perfect sense.
The financial crisis might still be in full swing as the general public isn’t saved by anyone (only the major banks and transnationals have that privilege) but people, from all over the world, are still buying up web services.
What are “web services“? Well, they include the following…
If you’re reading this article, you’re probably very familiar with these web services.
What you need to know, however, is how to use GoDaddy’s massive technical infrastructure to reap part of the profits of this expansive market.
You, your family and neighbors have purchased at least one of the aforementionned services, in the last year. Multiply that by the billion (and more) people accessing the internet, every single day. If you play your cards intelligently, you’ll not just make “a lot of” money but “boatloads” of money.
For instance, just use Twitter or Facebook to tell all your contacts, on a regular basis (without spamming) that you offer domain names at very low prices and that you offer a long list of free features with every single domain purchased from your online store, you’ll see how fast the numbers add up.
Better yet, GoDaddy, through its Wild West Domains reseller division, will handle all the money for you and send you a nice check, by mail (it can also be sent electronically, if you prefer). I’m old fashioned so I prefer checks… but that’s just me!
Google AdSense revenues have tanked but fortunately, I’ve been getting a steady revenue stream from my domain name reselling business and I’ve been basically spared from the current recession (domains show no sign of slowing down so I should be fine). Maybe AdSense will eventually pick up but for now, web publishers who have an online storefront selling domain names are faring much better than those who rely solely on Google’s ad service.
So if you’re serious about making lots of money reselling web services for profit, using GoDaddy’s infrastructure, go directly to Coolest.Name, the most affordable place online to buy your Wild West Domains reseller account.
You’ll love both the business and the money you’ll get from it.
If you’ve been making LESS money with Google AdSense, lately, it seems you’re not alone.
Savvy web publishers from across the web, in the US and across the world, have been feeling the heat since around February of 2009, after Google had integrated DoubleClicks’ inventory of “CPM” ads (which aren’t welcome with PPC publishers).
Nobody knows much about what goes on at Google but lots of informed observers have speculated that by integrating very low paying CPM ad campaigns in the pay-per-click zones, the revenues went from a potential 40 cents per click to something akin to 1/100th of a cent per display — which might explain part of the revenue landslide publishers are pointing to.
And it’s not just the banners ads…
Web publishers who feared the DoubleClick inventory integration thought that by turning off the banner ads in their AdSense preferences, they could evade the revenue massacre but that’s not the case because now, rumor has it that large advertising accounts can actually purchase text-based PPC ads using the CPM model.
In other words, web publishers now have to accept the CPM model even if it comes with revenues that can be hundreds of times smaller than regular PPC. And wether this is the reason or not for the revenue drop, the bottom line is that web publishers are making less money now than in 2007 or 2008.
2009 is such a bad year for Google AdSense publishers that some are questionning wether it will ever bounce back — less optimistic reviewers are announcing the fall of AdSense but that’s probably pushing it too far. AdSense is probably going through a phase but how long will that phase be? Are we talking months or years?
Allthewhile, Google is posting healthy profits. Nothing fancy but way beyond the kind of money web publishers are making (proportionately). Why are publishers seemingly the only ones getting hit by the revenue drop? Honestly, nobody knows… except Google, and they won’t tell.
So if you’re an AdSense publisher and you’re tired of being stress out to pay your rent or mortgage at the end of each month, try my domain name, web hosting and SSL certificates online reselling store, for a change. It’s 100% ready to go, completely self-updated and the live 24/7 customer support agents will even answer in YOUR NAME (like, “Hello, this is ‘Company ABC’. How may I help you?”).
AdSense will probably bounce back, at some point but can you afford to wait?
If you want money fast, keep you pay-per-click ads active BUT make sure to advertise your newly created web services store where all your customers will have the opportunity to buy what they crave to have: domain names, web hosting and all sorts of awesome services that assist web builders of all types.
If AdSense bounces back and you already have your online store running, then, you’ll have two sources of revenue making you richer. You can go wrong selling domain names and web hosting…
If you’ve been a Google AdSense publisher for a few years, you’ve seen how dramatically the revenues have dropped, with a sharp decline in February of 2009 but since then, it has hit new lows.
A publisher who has access to historical data will see that the revenue derived from each click has been divided by between 5 and 8 while the click rate has melted at least three times.
So, if you web properties haven’t grown by either a factor of 15 to 24, you’ve seen a spectacular revenue drop.
Since last year, most web publishers have managed to make their web destinations much more interactive, useful and attractive but even if that has helped double the unique visitor count, it doesn’t make up for the huge loss in daily revenue — not by a long shot.
The ugly thruth about AdSense is that…
It’s very hard to know which case may be going on but in whichever one it is, the end result is exactly the same for publishers who can’t even call their AdSense revenue “pocket money” anymore because the monthly checks are so ridiculously low.
If you’re experiencing this AdSense revenue freefall, you better start thinking about the alternatives and for the most part, it’s not going to be a competitor, like Yahoo!’s Publisher Network (in which NOBODY can seem to get admitted) or AdBrite. Unless your web site is getting millions of unique visitors a day, AdSense and similar ad networks will NOT be enough to even pay your rent or mortgage.
It’s a sad story, really.
Just a year ago, it was still possible to make a decent living off AdSense but now, it’s mathematically impossible.
So, what do you do?
You have to think of something — my suggestion is that you should buy my 99$ web services reseller store and market it to your customer base. As a rule of thumb, if your site gets 10k visitors daily, you’re probably getting between 5$ and 20$ through PPC ad networks (if you’re lucky) but if you sell your domain names $25, you could pocket a healthy profit of $16.51 with the “Basic” buy rate at $8.49 and $17.71 with the “Pro” buy rate at $7.29 — wow!
With just one (1) domain name sale per day, you could make more than with an entire day of PPC and since both revenue generation models are perfectly compatible and complementary, you can even keep you AdSense ads on while you gradually entice your visitors to register all their web services with you, starting with their domain names!
If you’re tired of getting stressed out because the end of the month is coming, you know you owe it to yourself to try something else that’s immensely more reliable, like selling domain names which means annually recurring sales and web hosting which usually implies monthly recurring sales. In other words, the longer you resell web services, the richer you’ll get.
Seriously, AdSense has failed most of its web publishers and the rest of us are barely getting by — even with visitor count numbers!
Switching to selling domain names is a smart move and once you become a reseller, you too will have a store like mine where all your customers can puchase their domain names, web hosting, SSL certificates and just about every other web service you can think of… all for a profit that’s mostly end up in your pockets.
Don’t let this opportunity pass you by, it’s solid, proven and reliable. Get your online store now!
Dear Visitor,
With over 20 year of hands-on experience in computer sciences, over 10 years as a web developer and domain name expert, I've learned a few things about how to make serious money, online.
In this blog, you'll see how you too can multiply your revenue with a rock-solid, reliable and easy to implement web services reseller storefront.
Having your own online store makes sense.
Thanks for taking the time to envision a richer, happier you.
