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[Walls]

Hey everyone, Walls here just thought I'd stop by and say hello !

that and the massive post at the top of my page suggesting it

I'm 17, from Ontario, Canada and have a lot of little hobby's and passions, including track which I seem to always end up at OFSAA/OFSAA WEST for every year However the biggest one, the urge to make it big pushed me to spend some time searching and here I ended up.

In a flash of inspiration , I decided to start my venture in the Online Business world and wrote down some ideas to get started. I'm currently in the process of learning about the buying and selling of domains and websites and will work from there.

Looking forward to being here and connecting with you guys, all over the world !

Cheers

[DaleB]

Hi, Welcome to TBF.

If you want to go down the route of buying domains and websites and then reselling for profit, rather than do it seperate, a very profitable way (if done correctly) is to purchase a domain name and make a minisite on it (usually affiliate marketer based) and sell on the likes of Flippa.

Good luck anway

[bond]

@Walls,
Welcome to TBF! How did you find us? Well, you found the right place to learn about buying domain names, and building websites. Although I don't know of many people making substantial money with just domain names, there are many members here who make money from their websites.

My suggestion is to take a look at this site: MyFiveFingers.com. Can you figure out how they make money? That site belongs to a friend of mine and it's doing very well.

[Walls]

I'm going to take a leap of faith and say they are a affiliate for the "Shoes"

[ryanhami]

Hey Walls,

Welcome to the forum

Ryan

[BizReviewForum]

Hey Walls, Im new as well. Welcome

[bond]

@Walls,
Yes, but where are the places they are "selling" the shoes? That gives you a good idea as to the CPA network they are using. Also, take a look at their articles. They're getting a lot of comments and "Likes". The way it is written is very good.

[Walls]

They are not directly selling the shoes, but referring people to 4 online retailers that do.
That, and because they have a lot of content on the site, more people active on it.. The more the ads and such are viewed, more money : ) ?

[bond]

They may have worked out deals with local stores to send visitors to their online website. If they buy something, FiverFingers gets a commission. The people who goes to FiverFingers are very excited and love those shoes. They want to read, and talk with other people just as excited. While they have ads, I believe most of their revenue comes from affiliate commissions