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I've been a member on here for just over a year now. I have learnt a lot and (hopefully) given something back.

But what I've found is that a lot of posters mention what they have done with their domains but do not mention the domain names. Why not?

Why not let us see and learn by the actual site that is up and running? Why stop short of naming the domain?

It's not as if we are all going after the same keywords, so why not show us what you are achieving instead of just telling us.

I for one, am happy to to give examples of what i'm doing. Why not others?

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Hahaha I dont do anything with mine but thats the reason I got into domaining. I spent about 8 years doing affiliate stuff (and was quite good at it) but I could'nt take it any longer.. too much work :-D
 
I've been a member on here for just over a year now. I have learnt a lot and (hopefully) given something back.

But what I've found is that a lot of posters mention what they have done with their domains but do not mention the domain names. Why not?

Why not let us see and learn by the actual site that is up and running? Why stop short of naming the domain?

It's not as if we are all going after the same keywords, so why not show us what you are achieving instead of just telling us.

I for one, am happy to to give examples of what i'm doing. Why not others?

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That's an interesting point, Scooter. :) You're spot on, it's easier to learn by looking at others examples, etc.

I run 2/3 forum communities and associated sites, not sure if anyone is interested in which communities? :) Alongside these are various little 'projects' here and there that I develop, more so out of curiosity and to see what can be successful (if any! LOL). :cool:
 
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