Showing posts with label domain names. Show all posts
Showing posts with label domain names. Show all posts

Thursday, October 20, 2011

Can AstralProjection.co be developed into a popular astral projection website?

As you already know, I use astralprojection.co as an astral projection discussion. If you type the domain name, you will be directed to the Astral Projection discussion. I also started a forum in the discussion section. Can AstralProjection.co be developed into a popular astral projection website?

The top astral projection website is The Art of Astral Projection. Last month, the website generated nearly 42,000 unique visits. Steve Jones owns and operates the website. He is a licensed hypnotherapist who has written many books on the mind. Steve has worked with movie professionals to contribute his expertise. MindValley sponsors The Art of Astral Projection.

This past March, Steve covered an astral projection article authored by me. My entire astral projection article is featured on his website. It is an honor to get noticed in a field that another professional dominates. Ever since I learned about metaphysics last year, I realized the demand for metaphysical movies and concepts. I contributed content to feed the astral projection and Insidious movie demand.

Previously, I wrote articles about domains, movie reviews, dreams, and writing techniques. I'm a diverse writer who is well-versed in many areas of concentration. My past college studies and online experience enabled me to prepare quality content.

In May, I decided to start a website about astral concepts and content. I eventually located AstralWriter.com and secured the Astral Writer name on Blogger. Astral Writer is on pace to generate over 1,000+ unique visits in October.

Should I consider developing AstralProjection.co into an astral projection website? The dot co extension is finally getting indexed on Google as well as on Yahoo and Bing. Astral projection is a popular search term when paired with Insidious. Insidious 2 will project the "astral projection" keyword out of this world. There is major demand for Insidious and astral projection. Astral horror, astral worlds, astral body, astral travel, astral project, astral sex, and many other astral keywords are delivering good traffic.

Developing a website on a major keyword domain name can land good traffic. AstralProjection.co is an interesting domain name with the potential to become a brandable website. Nonetheless, I would have to become an astral projection expert to gain notoriety on the Internet. I know enough about astral projection to write quality content and to answer questions. A few visitors shared their astral projection and OBE experiences. Astral Writer is slowing gaining traction in the astral projection and OBE space.

A few years ago, I wrote a "How to Decode Dreams" article. I made the mistake to sit back and allow DecodeDreams.com and DecodingDreams.com to be acquired. I located the domains a few months prior to their registration, but snoozed on purchasing them. It really frustrates me that I allowed these domain names to slip out of my hands. The dream domain keywords are good searches. I realized the value of the dream domains.

Many television shows mention the decoding, decode, and decoded keywords. I secured DecipherDreams.com. Whereas the domain name is good, I don't think that many people will type the keywords into the search engine. Decode Dream and Decoding Dreams are much better.

I also made the mistake to not register TheWorld.co. However, the mistake influenced me to recheck the expired EndoftheWorld.co from a few months prior. To my amazement, EndoftheWorld.co was finally available. Every time I make a mistake, I end up finding another domain to compliment the lost domain.      

I discovered AstralProjection.co while walking to a restaurant. After a few miles of walking at night, I typed-in "Astral Projection" on GoDaddy. AstralProjection.co happened to be available. I snatched the domain name up right away, along with MyOBE.com and a few other domain gems.

You have to react quick, or else another person will purchase the domain name. It can be dejecting to lose a domain name over lacking the funds to make a purchase. If I had the financial resources, I would purchase 100 domain names tonight. I have a list of domain names to acquire. Money plays an important role in building a successful website. You must gain access to keyword domain names ahead of a launch.

My astral projection plan will hinge on astralprojection.co. The dot co extension is popular across the world. End of the world is another high impact search as well. Metaphysical movies are essentially the building block to high concept movies. Insidious inspired many astral projection and OBE fans to research material related to the astral worlds and subplanes.

I also own Subplanes.com. In my opinion, my Subplanes website is going to generate good traffic. Insidious portrays "The Further" as The Astral Hell of the subplanes. Richard Webster discussed the astral plane as the 7 subplanes in his astral travel book.

AstralProjection.co represents the main centerpiece to the astral projection demand. I sense Leigh Whannell and James Wan will discuss their Insidious 2 plans with the Paranormal producers. It is only a matter of time before they realize a sleeper hit such as Insidious has the potential to become a major blockbuster with Insidious 2.

Insidious 2 is a high impact search that is now the top referring keywords through the major search engines. Any astral projection and Insidious connection will score a big hit. AstralProjection.co didn't cost me the $50,000 price tag placed on AstralProjection.com. I would love to own AstralProject.com and or AstralTravel.com. However, the domain names will never be up for sale.
The AstralTravel.com own rejected my inquiry to sell his prized domain. He also owns OutOfBody.com, OutofBodyExperience.com, and several other stellar domain names.

My TheOBE.com, OBEWorld.com, MyOBE.com and OBETechniques.com are great domains. Whereas the domain names identify the actual OBE, they can become popular standalone websites. MyOBE.com is a brandable website with potential to energize OBE fans. TheOBE.com can serve as an informative OBE website with movie or television show potential. OBEWorld.com is a cool domain name that conveys the world of the OBE. I secured the OBEWorld Twitter name as well.

AstralProjection.co is a quality domain name. I'm glad I acquired the astral projection domain. My astral domain names compliment this blog. Once I gain more web developing skills, many of the astral domain names will become operable websites. The best domain names are those with:
  • The
  • My
  • World
  • Dot com
  • Exact match keyword(s)
When you develop a website, good domain names do matter. Acquiring the right domain names can deliver good traffic; therefore, reducing your advertising cost and improving the popularity of your website. Don't always focus on high search keywords, especially since great domain names are available such as what you see in my OBE portfolio. The OBE domains produce good type-in traffic. The visitors who reach through a keyword domain name eventually find the content they want.

AstralProjection.co and EndoftheWorld.co will help me to gain a competitive advantage over competitors who operate in the same space. Locate good domain names in auctions, on domain name aftermarket platforms, and through researching the exact domain names you need to compliment your website.

You may want to consider visiting Cax.com to bid on keyword domains at a fraction of the value. I missed out on OnlineGameWorld.com last week since the auction system logged me out after I tried to submit a second bid. I was willing to challenge the winner. However, I wasn't meant to purchase the online game world domain. Good domains such as the game world domain are readily available in auctions.

I recommend planning your website ahead of time to secure all the domain names you need to capture traffic. It will save you money in the long run. In the near future, I will secure a high search astral domain name to represent my top brand. Astral Media will never sell Astral.com.

Nonetheless, I already own Astrl.com. This is a great type-in domain name. MyOBE.com is my top type-in domain name. TheOBE.com and OBEWorld.com are landing good type-in traffic as well. In essence, AstralProjection.co is a good domain name to develop into a website all about astral projection. Thanks for reading.

Astral Projection websites currently for sale:

AstralProjects.com
AstralForm.com
AstralBeing.com
AstralLink.com
AstralWorlds.com
wwwAstral.com
wwwAstra.com
AstralProjected.com
TheOBE.com
OBETechniques.com

E-mail us below. We can work on a good price so you can take part in the astral projection movement. There is major traffic in the space.


Sunday, September 4, 2011

Domain owner with a domain hack that they think is worth $50,000: Insidio.us


I try to avoid challenging another domain sale. However, the domain hack for Insidio.us is priced at $50,000. It makes me laugh considering this domainer thinks they will get $50,000 for the domain hack purchased this past July, 2011.

Famo.us sold for $25,000 because the company has a good innovative plan to develop the site. However, Insidio.us is a risky domain name. You can't implement the domain to make revenue from the Insidious movie since the film distributors can file a suit against the domain owner.

Domain Market purchased InsidiousMovie.com last month. I'm sure they want thousands for the domain name. Who in the world will take a chance on that domain? If you sell Insidious memorabilia, you're asking for legal trouble. 

The owner of Insidious2.com also owns a problem domain name. Paranormal Activity producers can easily go after this domain name as well as the domain names listed above. The domain owner of Insidio.us thinks they own a domain gem. It is more a problem domain that is not worth the risk.

Insidio.us, InsidiousMovie.com, and Insidious2.com are borderline domain names with potential to create future legal problems. Do your research before making a big purchase. Domain investors seem to have lost their creativity in locating domain names with no potential trademark issues.

The owner of DomainMarket.com lost several Facebook domain names due to his trademark registrations. You would think he learned to not do it again with InsidiousMovie.com.   

I wouldn't even want to own Insidious.com. There is no market value for the domain name beyond the astral horror movie. Even though insidious is defined as a horrible act, registering such domain names represents a hideous act. You'll be swimming in shark infested waters. Banking on the Insidious movie will lead you down to the "Further". In result, the demon will retain your astral body. 

Who in their right mind would pay $50,000 for the domain hack Insidio.us? This domain name was only hand registered back in July, 2011. The best way to develop the domain name is to make revenue off a Hollywood movie. Again, you're asking for big trouble. This domain hack is priced due in part to the Insidious movie's success. There is no other reason to charge $50,000.

I only go after generic astral and movie domains to avoid future problems. It is better to be safe now than to attract unwanted attention later. I invest the time to locate quality sites. Does this domain hack owner actually think they'll sell their Insidious domain hack for $50,000? This is the main reason the domain industry looks foolish.

You'll see several InternetTraffic.com domain names which are typo of protected brands such as BJ's Brewery and StatCounter. Domain owners are out of touch since they keep the best domain names out of the hands of companies (i.e. MayanCalendar.com) Therefore, businesses must spend a ton of money to acquire the domain or choose a bad domain that requires extensive marketing resources to develop.

Thus, 1990's domain owners with the top generic domains claim they have innovative ideas to develop their sites. This development plan is an excuse to turn down million dollar offers. If the domain owner hasn't accomplished their development plans or vision in 17 years (i.e. owner of places.com, bar.com, pub.com, corp.com, cafes.com,etc..), I doubt these domains will ever be developed. It's a poor use of Internet real estate. Their philosophy is that owning generic domain names make them feel important; therefore, why sell them for less unless the offer is extremely high.

I enjoy building movies and astral domains. I develop these domains to offer people valuable information. My astral and movie sites will never sit around collecting dust. If an offer arrives, I will entertain a deal. I refuse to act like these domain companies such as WWMI.com, DomainMarket.com, and DomainNameSales.com that reject good offers to maximize every deal to the fullest.

Nonetheless, CAX.com is a good domain platform since their prices are more reasonable. You're not left in the dark to make a blind offer, and then get insulted in result of your offer (i.e. WWMI.com receiving a low offer for their motorcyclehelmets.com domain and insulting the person on their TheDomains.com blog). Type the domain and blog name in the search engine. You will see what I'm talking about. Do you want to get treated like this as a buyer?

I actually think it's great that Astral Media owns Astral.com. They deserve the astral domain name. This Canadian media company worked hard for the past five decades. I would never want to see such a great domain name end up in the hands of a Schwartz, Schilling, Berkens, and a Mann. No company will have a fair chance to acquire the domain name without making a huge offer. Desperate companies making big offers, these domain elitists hold the end-user hostage to milk them for the domain name.

I would rather operate in the astral world than to be affiliated with the evil domain world. There are a bunch of evil astral beings lurking around in the domain world. They develop several of their domain names into brandable websites, but then make huge parking revenue with the remaining 80,000, 250,000, 300,000, and or 380,000 domain names. Web users visit their domain names to make them money through clicking on their sponsor links.

Forget about asking these domainers for a favor. They will never help you beyond giving a few free domain tips, which probably makes them feel value after making millions. The common domainer takes your best interest to heart. They want to help you succeed. I own better astral domain names than are listed on DomainNameSales.com. I'm not going to brag about what astral-related sites I own.   

Neither of these top domainers own the best astral domains. It's good that people like Alan Dale secured the very best astral and out-of-body domain names to provide a quality service to web users. It's frustrating to visit a parked domain with no value beyond making a rich person even richer.

I suppose that is how life operates in the domain world. Leaving the domain space is the best decision I made. I would rather help people than criticize another person for their lack of domain assets. Most top domainers think they're better than most people. They have the notion that their million dollar portfolios prove they are smarter than you.

In my opinion, these domain elitist's writing tone and their quickness to defend their actions show they have some unresolved anger. They'll jump at a throat to channel the criticism toward their challenger. Read past articles these domain elitist have prepared. Do you feel like you are a part of their domain world? Or do you feel like an astral body trying to get domain information that is never provided to you?

When I become a successful writer, I will never waste time trying to defend my success to another person that challenged the quality of my work. You'll waste your time trying to convince people you produce good work. I don't see the reason these domainers and their followers defend one another against those with a cognitive perception to know they sell overpriced domains.

The top astral domain names are in the right hands. The astral domains will be put to use the right way. Therefore, people can visit these sites to find a peace of mind. You won't find much help on parked astral domains with no content to find answers. Will you reach the right astral site? Most astral and OBE sites seem to advertise to move people over to their website to make a sale. I wouldn't mind producing good traffic to make revenue. Therefore, I will invest time to deliver quality astral and OBE content. You have to start your astral travel somewhere. I enjoy this site because visitors actually find the information they want.

I had a moment of reflection on past crude astral beings I communicated with on domain blogs. These domain astral planes are places you don't want to visit. Astral project away from these domain blogs or you will fall into the subplanes of no return. There are many evil beings on these domain blogs.

You'll never be able to compete against them since they populate the domain plane like demons in the Constantine movie. They'll attack you until you decide to leave. If you make one comment to challenge them, their visitors and they will attack your intelligence. They will tell you leave their blog since they can approve or reject your comments.

Why succumb to that bully treatment? Is it positive to expose yourself to constant insults and crude treatment? We're not in high school anymore. I'm sure you noticed the bully treatment. Don't allow astral beings to bully your astral body. Take charge of your astral travels to become successful. 

In my opinion, the Insidious domain hack is by far the most overpriced site on GoDaddy. Furthermore, the other two Insidious domain names are risky purchases since their only market value is to engage in cybersquatting to make money off a Hollywood movie. Insidious is not a bankable keyword beyond the Hollywood movie. I wouldn't mind owning Insidious.com to develop a horror website other than the Insidious movie. Thanks for reading.          
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