This week godaddy put a limit on thier free domain appraisal tool which was not the most accurate and certainly not worth the $1000 per year they are charging for access to it… but you can still use the tool to appraise 3 domains per day.

So lets dive in and see how the godaddy tool sizes up with other domain appraisal tools that can be found free online… for this example we will use a domain name that i actually sold so we have a decent estimated value:

$860 EstiBot
$2,932 Godaddy
$2,254 DYNADOT 
$0 Domain Index
$1,500 Saw
$248 Website Outlook

As you can see the valuations are all over the place… godaddy was the closest on this one but i gotta say the appraisals they give are hardly accurate… to properly use the godaddy tool make sure you look at the REALTED domains.

As you can see the valuations are all over the place… godaddy was the closest on this one but i gotta say the appraisals they give are hardly accurate… to properly use the godaddy tool make sure you look at the REALTED domains.

The Actual Domain In The Example Sold For $5,000!

Lets try this domain inboxed.com

this is a domain that if i owned i would probably want to sell it for well over $25K… why because its one word that a company offering email delivereability services would want to buy which is a HUGE industry.

Godaddy Appraised It At $7,651 – in my opinion way too low

here is the answer they gave for why:

Valuable keyword: boxed is a high value keyword that has an average sale price of $2036.

Memorable: inboxed.com is easy to remember.

Domain history: inboxed.com has been sold before.

NOW i did notice… this week godaddy not only put a limit on the searches but they also removed the recent related sales which i found super helpful… GONE!

As you can see they used to show similar sales on the domains which is now gone 🙁 but you can still get these using the search tool at NameBio.

Namebio has lots of metrics and will even show previous sales if the domain was ever sold before.

inboxed.com	6,275 USD	2024-03-03	GoDaddy
inboxed.com	6,997 USD	2018-04-05	Flippa

As you can see here this one sold 2 times in the last 6 years… similar amounts each time.

Dynadot has it listed at $5,301

Saw has it at $4,500

Estibot has it at $3,500

So far on these test godaddy is the closest but having been in this domain industry for 25 years i can say most of the time on domains ACTUALLY worth money godaddy is usually on the low side… however… when it comes to semi worthless domains often times it will have a $1000 value which makes no sense at all.

SHOULD you be using godaddy to appraise and price your domains – yes and no.

you can use it as a guide but only with other information… use these other tools to accurately gauge your domain values:

Estibot: great for seeing if there is “easy” value in the domain… usually this will register a lot of $0s which means nothing as you can see from the tests above.., using this and godaddy will help you see a range though.

Saw: this is a cool little tool that allows you to search… so far it looks like it registers some decent values… but nothing that will compare to the ACTUAL recent sales.

its like this… when using domain appraisal tools… its like house buying.  Your realtor would not just make up some number based on a few guesses… they are going to look at COMPS comparable recent sales, this is how you evaluate it… then what you do is say:

recent prices based on size and location

then they add or deduct for features and condition

then they add pools and yard stuff and sheds ect

Domain buying is the same thing, looking at a name in terms of how good the name sounds, what market it is in, and who wants to buy it.

Godaddy is looking at the recent auctions mostly.

Remember, auctions are buyers looking for deals so they can resell the domains.  THESE are not the people you want to sell your domain too, we want to find buyers that want to use the names for a purpose.  If you have something like sandiegolawyer.com at auction this may get $200 or $500 but to a lawyer in san diego it could be worth thousands.

this is why the godaddy tool is not as accurate as can be.

i find that it causes people to buy too many domains based on inflaited values and then on the flipside sell thier names FAR to cheap when they have really really good domains that could sell for a lot more.

there are some other tools as well like:

Website Outlook: this one to me is completely worthless but it does show some traffic stats.

Alexa Rank	9589150
Backlinks	8
Semrush Rank	36894301
Domain Authority	7/100
Pageviews	114/ Day
Worth	248.2

if you do not have a good keyword tool this does show the pageviews and the domain authority although i dont know where they pull that from.

SitePrice: this one again is to me super worthless… it shows the $5,000 domain at $196

it does have some interesting metrics though like semrush, alexa, domain power, traffic, ad revenue ect… but it does seem they are just running it to show ads rather than give helpful domain data.

 

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2. girlfriend.ai – $170,000
3. golf.ai – $140,000
4. cognition.ai – $110,000
5. boombox.ai – $59,995
6. fem.ai – $59,995
7. operator.ai – $75,000
8. task.ai – $78,777
9. easy.ai – $50,000
10. reflection.ai – $50,000
11. gm.ai – $42,000
12. insure.ai – $41,150
13. loft.ai – $50,000
14. reflection.ai – $50,000
15. thrive.ai – $35,000
16. sessionslive.ai – $29,500
17. draft.ai – $32,111
18. witness.ai – $35,000
19. anthology.ai – $35,000
20. spare.ai – $30,475
21. datacenters.ai – $29,700
22. service.ai – $127,500
23. study.ai – $90,000
24. school.ai – $75,000
25. stack.ai – $258,888
26. npc.ai – $250,000
27. genius.ai – $150,000
28. focus.ai – $124,000
29. genius.ai – $150,000
30. service.ai – $127,500
31. school.ai – $75,000

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In the realm of digital evolution, one acronym has surged to prominence, symbolizing a frontier not just in technology but also in domain investment. .ai domains. These aren’t just a bunch of letters thrown together; they’re the early rays of sunrise signaling AI’s big move across different fields. The Caribbean island nation of Anguilla might seem an unlikely epicenter for this revolution, yet here we are.

Consider the rush towards .ai domain names as akin to staking claims during a gold rush. Yet, it’s not just about having any claim; it’s about finding that nugget-rich plot that promises untold riches. Why? Because amidst tech giants and startups’ scramble for innovative AI solutions, owning an intuitive .ai domain can set you apart faster than you can say “machine learning.” But what makes these three letters such a game-changer?

The answer isn’t merely technical—it’s visionary. With businesses and enthusiasts alike vying for online territories that scream innovation, securing an .ai domain is like planting your flag on digital Mars: challenging but incredibly rewarding in showcasing your commitment to the forefront of technology.

The Impact of Domain Extensions on Value

The extension of a domain can make a world of difference when it comes to its perceived value. While .com domains have long been the gold standard, .ai domains are quickly carving out their own niche.

Let’s compare two hypothetical domains: “innovate.com” and “innovate.ai”. While both contain the same keyword, the .ai version is likely to be more valuable in the current market. Why? Because it specifically targets the AI industry, which is booming with potential.

In fact, some .ai domains have sold for tens of thousands of dollars, showcasing the immense value placed on this extension. As more and more companies and entrepreneurs venture into the world of artificial intelligence, the demand for .ai domains is only expected to grow.

Tools for Discovering and Appraising .ai Domains

With the rise of .ai domains, a new set of tools has emerged to help investors and businesses navigate this exciting landscape. From domain discovery to valuation, these resources are essential for anyone looking to stake their claim in the .ai market.

Leveraging the GoDaddy Appraisal Tool

One popular tool for appraising domain names is the GoDaddy Domain Appraisals. This handy resource allows you to input a domain name and receive an estimated value based on various factors.

But hey, let’s not forget that even the GoDaddy appraisal tool isn’t perfect, especially when you’re dealing with .ai domains. Because these domains are relatively new and niche, the tool may not always have enough data to provide an accurate valuation.

Introducing DomainToolbar.com

For a more comprehensive approach to .ai domain research, DomainToolbar.com is a valuable resource. This website offers a suite of tools specifically designed for domain investors and enthusiasts.

One standout feature of DomainToolbar.com is its free domain value report. By inputting a domain name, you can access a wealth of information, including estimated value, search volume, and more. This data can be incredibly useful when assessing the potential profitability of an .ai domain investment.

In addition to the value report, DomainToolbar.com also offers a range of other tools, such as a domain availability checker and a keyword suggestion tool. These resources can help you uncover hidden gems in the .ai domain market and make informed investment decisions.

Generating Profitable .ai Domain Names

Now that we’ve explored the value of .ai domains and the tools available for discovering and appraising them, let’s dive into the process of generating profitable names in this space.

Utilizing AI Tools for Domain Generation

One approach to generating .ai domain names is to leverage the power of artificial intelligence itself. By combining AI-related keywords with creative phrasing, you can come up with unique and memorable names that are sure to catch the eye of potential buyers.

For example, using an AI-powered domain generator and inputting keywords like “trend,” “learn,” and “predict,” you might come up with names like “trendify.ai,” “learnai.ai,” or “predictai.ai.” These domains not only incorporate relevant keywords but also have a catchy, brandable quality to them.

Assessing Availability and Profitability

Of course, generating a great .ai domain name is only half the battle. You also need to ensure that the domain is available for registration and has the potential to be profitable.

One way to assess profitability is to set a target sale price for your domain. For example, if you aim to make at least $80 on the sale of a domain, you’ll need to factor in the cost of registration and any other expenses associated with acquiring and holding the domain.

Using tools like DomainToolbar.com, you can check the availability of your generated .ai domains and get a sense of their potential value. Keep in mind that domains with high search volume and brandability are more likely to command higher prices in the market.

Examples of Available .ai Domains

To give you a sense of the types of .ai domains that are currently available, here are a few examples generated using the methods described above:

• autonavigator.ai
• smartpredict.ai
• aivision.ai
• trendpulse.ai
• cognitivelearn.ai

These domains all incorporate relevant AI-related keywords and have a brandable, memorable quality to them. Of course, this is just a small sampling of the countless possibilities in the .ai domain space.

By getting creative with your keyword combinations and leveraging the right tools, you can uncover profitable .ai domain names that are ripe for investment. Whether you’re looking to flip domains for a quick profit or build a long-term portfolio, the .ai market is full of exciting opportunities.

Conducting Further Research on .ai Domains

So, you’ve got your heart set on investing in a shiny new .ai domain. But before you pull the trigger, it’s crucial to do your due diligence and really dig into the potential value of that domain.

Sure, tools like the GoDaddy appraisal tool can give you a ballpark estimate. But let’s be real – when it comes to making a smart investment, you need to go beyond the basics.

Beyond Basic Appraisals

Listen, I get it. It’s tempting to just plug a domain into an appraisal tool and call it a day. But if you want to make a savvy investment in the exciting world of .ai domains, you’ve got to roll up your sleeves and do some serious research.

So, what does that look like? For starters, you’ll want to take a deep dive into the current market trends for .ai domains. What are the most popular keywords? What industries are gravitating towards this cutting-edge extension?

You’ll also want to scope out the competition. Take a look at similar .ai domains that have recently sold and see how they stack up to the one you’ve got your eye on. Diving into this, you’ll get a clearer, no-nonsense picture of the kind of value you can really expect.

Another key factor to consider? The potential for future growth and development in the AI space. As more and more companies and startups jump on the artificial intelligence bandwagon, the demand for premium .ai domains is only going to skyrocket.

So, don’t just settle for a surface-level appraisal. Put in the time and effort to really understand the market, the competition, and the long-term potential of your investment. Trust me, your future self (and your bank account) will thank you.

Now, I know what you might be thinking – “But Mark, this sounds like a lot of work.” And you’re right, it is. But here’s the thing: if you want to succeed in the fast-paced world of domain investing, you can’t afford to cut corners.

So, roll up your sleeves, grab a cup of coffee (or three), and get ready to do some serious research. Because when it comes to making a smart investment in .ai domains, knowledge is power.

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Google, the most trusted name in internet search, dominating over 90% of all searches done online, boasting over $300 billion a year in revenue, driving trillions of dollars in income to businesses all across the world. But are the results actually trustworthy, or has the rise of AI-generated search spam caused Google’s results not only to be unhelpful, but actually dangerous?

So armed with my notebook and my list of websites that are dominating millions of keywords on Google, we’re going to head to the backyard office and show you exactly what’s going on. First, let’s take a look at what people are saying about the Google spam problem.

According to Wired, Google’s finally trying to kill AI clickbait. Another report from Fortune says, “This is the worst quality results on Google I’ve seen in my 14-year career.” And after having made money using Google search for over 25 years, I can say without a doubt that this is the worst I’ve ever seen. Reddit is talking about how the spam is insane on Google, and The Verge says they’re starting to squash more spam and AI in search results. But is that the truth? Well, let’s have a look.

On YouTube, you can see many creators talking about how their sites got de-indexed or lost tons of rank in the latest Google core update. Does this mark the beginning of the end for Google search? I mean, even the Search Engine Journal is saying that the AI spam sites are winning. And in just a minute, I’m going to show you what they look like, what you need to avoid, what not to click on, and how this whole thing’s going to play out, because let’s face it, there’s a ton of money at stake here.

In fact, if you were to take a look at the keyword “Amazon jobs,” which is looked up on Google almost 500,000 times a month, you can see that this keyword is worth a lot of money. In fact, if you were to write a good article about how to get a job at Amazon, ranking in the top three results for this keyword could be worth $100,000 a month or more. But what is a helpful quality article anyway? Let’s take a look at what Google thinks.

Here we have amazon.jobs. That seems pretty legit. Some government stuff over here, hiring Amazon, a couple of local job listings. And then we can see sites like m.de. This one was put up just 3 hours ago and is already in front of over a half a million people a month. And that’s just on one keyword. And if we click the link, we can see that my virus software quickly shows a warning. But don’t worry, I’m going to fire up my Linux machine, we’re going to click on these, and get to the bottom of what’s actually going on, how they’re scamming people, the dangerous things they put on their website, and ultimately how they’re making money.

If we were to take this domain name and put it in a keyword tool like Ahrefs, SEMrush, or any other keyword tool, we can see that they rank for over 25,000 keywords in Google, some of them generating up to 8.5 million searches a month, with a super high competition value. If I was to start out with a website and try really hard to rank for this keyword with good content, it’s going to be pretty impossible. Yet this website with AI spam content ranked in like 3 hours. And we can see sites like this popping up everywhere, ranking alongside gigantic sites like Walmart, USPS, FedEx, Amazon, and more.

And here’s where it gets interesting. I actually took a list of about 50 different websites, and I found that only half of them were actually caught by Google so far, which means most of them are actually ranking, getting traffic, and living at the top of Google search results. We could see here, some of them are ranking for like 3 million keywords, 2 and 1/2 million, 2 million, and on and on we go, literally hundreds of millions, if not billions, of keywords being outranked by spam, garbage, and malicious sites designed to harm your computer, steal your passwords, and ultimately, money.

And before, in order to do this, you needed to have a domain that had a lot of history, a lot of backlinks pointing in, and lots of power in the Google search results. But that doesn’t seem to be the case with the new Google Update. In fact, some of these websites were registered just days ago. This one’s 15 days old, and this one here, ranking at the top of Google, is less than 2 days old. So they literally got a new domain name, and now they’re ranking for over 184,000 keywords. Yeah, this is crazy.

And what we’re learning here is that search engine ranking and search engine optimization is a huge business. In fact, this is one of the ways that I’ve made money over the past 25 years, creating content, getting it listed on Google, getting traffic, and pointing to affiliate programs, my own products, and different things that make me money. It’s actually pretty simple. And if you want to learn about it, don’t worry, I’ll have some links in the description. But again, we don’t want to do what these people are doing, trying to game the system and put junk out there just for financial gain.

No, we want to focus on good, legitimate niche websites, like this one here that ranks for all different kinds of keywords about different types of tools, how they work, what batteries they use, and on and on we go. In fact, if you were to rank for “best gas leaf blower,” that’s a keyword that gets over a thousand searches a month, and these are people that want to buy products, which means you can make a lot of money. And I’ll put some videos in the description about how to do ethical SEO marketing and make a living writing good content with AI.

But first, let’s take a look at what’s actually on these websites, see why they’re ranking, and why they’re harmful to your computer. Okay, so testing this out, we’re going to scroll down and look for the first scammy, spammy site, and we’re going to click it and see what it links to. Luckily, I was able to boot this up on one of my old Windows machines that doesn’t have anything on it except for Microsoft Bing Edge. So let’s see how this works.

Here we can see it’s redirecting. It redirected twice, and now it’s going to this “allow to verify you’re human,” which is going to take us to some kind of phishing website or something that downloads to our computer that’s going to cookie stuff or track or put spyware or malware on the computer. Let’s try a couple more and see exactly what’s going on there. Again, another one, we could see that hitting the back button does not let us out. It’s kind of trapping us here and putting us in all kinds of junk malware, spyware, and everything like that.

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Choosing the Right Affiliate Offers

Relevance: Ensure the affiliate offer is directly relevant to your website’s content and audience interests.

Merchant Reputation: Partner with merchants that have a good reputation for quality products/services and affiliate support.

Commission Structure: Evaluate the offer’s commission rates to ensure they meet your revenue goals.

Type of Affiliate Offer	Description
Pay Per Click (PPC)	Affiliates earn money each time a user clicks on a link leading to the advertiser’s site, regardless of any further action taken by the user.
Pay Per Lead (PPL)	Payment is made when referred users complete a specific action, such as signing up for a trial, filling out a contact form, or registering.
Pay Per Sale (PPS)	Affiliates are paid a commission when their referred user makes a purchase on the advertiser’s site.
Cost Per Action (CPA)	Similar to PPL, but broader; payment is made for a specific action from the user, which could include a sale, signup, form submission, etc.
Free Trial	Affiliates earn commissions when users sign up for a free trial, often with the potential for higher earnings if the trial leads to a purchase.
Credit Card Submit (CC Submit)	Affiliates are compensated when users sign up for offers that require a credit card submission, often used for trial offers or subscriptions.
Download	Payment is made when users download something, such as an app, software, or digital content, through the affiliate’s link.
Cost Per Install (CPI)	Specifically for mobile and desktop apps, affiliates are paid when users install an app using their referral link.
Cost Per View (CPV)	Payment is based on the number of views or interactions with a video or advertisement.
Cost Per Engagement (CPE)	Affiliates earn based on users engaging in a specific way with the content or advertisement, such as completing a game level or survey.
Revenue Share	Affiliates receive a percentage of the revenue generated from their referrals, common in gaming and trading platforms.
Cost Per Thousand Impressions (CPM)	Affiliates are paid based on the number of impressions or views an ad receives, calculated per thousand impressions.
Pay Per Call	Affiliates are compensated when users make a phone call to a number provided, typically after clicking through a referral link. This model is common in services niches.
Email Submit	Payment is made when a user submits their email address through an affiliate link, often used in lead generation and marketing campaigns.
Zip Submit	Affiliates earn a commission when users enter their zip code through an affiliate-provided link, used for market research or localized offers.
Short Form	This refers to offers where users fill out a short form, often less detailed than a full application, triggering a payment to the affiliate.

Conversion Rates: Consider offers with higher conversion rates, indicating that the product or service resonates well with similar audiences.

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Analyzing the Offer’s Compatibility with Your Content

Content Integration: Ensure the offer can be naturally integrated into your existing or planned content.

Promotional Materials: Check if the merchant provides high-quality promotional materials that can enhance your content and engagement.

Legal and Ethical Considerations

Disclosure Requirements: Make sure you can comply with necessary affiliate disclosure requirements to maintain transparency with your audience.

Brand Alignment: The offer should align with your brand values and not detract from your website’s credibility.

Testing and Optimization

A/B Testing: Plan to test different offers and placements to find what works best with your audience.

Tracking and Analytics: Ensure you can track the performance of affiliate links and placements to assess effectiveness.

Placement Strategy

Contextual Placement: Place affiliate links where they make the most sense contextually within your content.

Visual Attention: Utilize placements that are likely to attract visual attention without being intrusive.

Content Format: Consider the format of your content (blog post, video, review) and where an affiliate link or mention would be most natural and effective.

Maintaining Flexibility and Control

Ease of Update: Ensure you can easily update or replace offers and placements based on performance or changes in your content strategy.

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Method	Description	Example Query
File Type Search	Focuses the search on a specific file type, useful for finding spreadsheets or documents.	filetype:xlsx inventory list
Intitle Search	Searches for pages with specific words in their titles, useful for finding documents titled as lists or databases.	intitle:"product list" filetype:xlsx
Inurl Search	Looks for specific terms within the URL, which can help identify relevant documents or lists.	inurl:database filetype:xls
Site-specific Search	Limits the search to a specific website or domain, which is helpful if you’re looking for lists from known sources.	site:place budget filetype:xls
Combination Search	Combines various search operators to narrow down results significantly.	filetype:xls intitle:"contact list" site:edu
Exact Phrase Search	Searches for an exact phrase, which is useful for finding documents with specific titles or contents.	"global sales data" filetype:xlsx
Exclude Terms	Excludes specific terms from your search, refining the results by removing irrelevant data.	filetype:xls inventory -template
Wildcard Search	Uses the asterisk (*) as a wildcard to find variations of a word or to search for unknown words in a phrase.	filetype:xlsx "ITEM * list"
Numeric Range Search	Searches for numbers within a range, helpful for finding documents from specific years or with a certain number of entries.	filetype:xlsx "budget 2020..2022"
Related Search	Finds websites similar to a known source of bulk information.	related:example.com
Advanced Search Page	Utilizes Google’s Advanced Search page for more precise search criteria without manually typing search operators.	–
Google Datasets Search	Specifically searches for datasets, which can include spreadsheets and large data files.	Go to Google Dataset Search
Google Scholar	For academic and research-oriented spreadsheets and data lists.	Go to Google Scholar and search with relevant keywords
Custom Range Date Search	Filters results from a specific time period, useful for the most recent data.	After searching, use the tools menu to filter by date
Use of Synonyms	Uses the tilde (~) to include synonyms in your search, broadening the scope.	filetype:xls ~inventory
Search Within a Website	Uses the site: operator combined with a search within the text of the website.	site:example.com inbody:"data list"
Inanchor Search	Finds pages that are linked using specific anchor text, which can help identify relevant lists or databases.	inanchor:"download data"
Intext Search	Searches for terms specifically within the body text of webpages.	intext:"product catalog" filetype:xls
Use of OR	Combines searches where any of the specified terms may be present, useful for broad searches.	(filetype:xls OR filetype:xlsx) inventory
Use of AND	Ensures that all specified terms must be present in the search results.	filetype:xlsx AND "directory"
Search for Definitions	Finds definitions or glossaries, which might be in list form.	define:terminology filetype:pdf
Public Data Explorer	Google’s tool for exploring large datasets and public records.	Access Google Public Data Explorer
Google Finance	For financial data and spreadsheets related to markets and companies.	Access Google Finance
Google Trends	For searching trends data which might include downloadable datasets.	Access Google Trends
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Let’s talk about a goldmine for marketers that doesn’t get enough hype: Pinterest. Yep, you heard me right. When used right, it’s like flipping on the visibility switch for your content.

Setting Up a Pinterest Traffic Funnel

So how do we turn this platform into a traffic-driving machine? It all starts with setting up your own Pinterest funnel. And trust me, it’s easier than you think.

• Pick Your Niche: Start by zoning in on what you’re passionate about. This will help keep things consistent and genuine.
• Create Stunning Boards: Think of boards as categories or themes that represent your brand or niche. Make them irresistible.
• Craft Click-Worthy Pins: Here’s where the magic happens. Use eye-catching images and compelling titles to draw people in.
• The Description is Key: Don’t skimp here; use keywords wisely to make sure those pins are discoverable.
• A Call-to-Action (CTA): Always include a CTA in your pin descriptions—tell folks exactly what you want them to do next.

We’re not just throwing spaghetti at the wall here; every step is calculated to lead viewers directly down our beautifully designed funnel—to our monetized content they can’t resist but click through.

Crafting these visuals isn’t merely for aesthetics; it’s a tactical maneuver in the grand scheme of engagement. By creating pins that resonate with our target audience, we open up floodgates of traffic flowing straight from Pinterest onto our sites and offers. But remember, consistency is key. Regularly update boards and continue crafting those killer pins if you want to see sustained growth over time. Diving deeper into Pinterest marketing can feel like you’re mastering an art form, ready to watch your engagement soar.

If done correctly, watching those visitor numbers climb can be almost as satisfying as binge-watching your favorite series—with the added bonus of boosting your bottom line.

Real-World Success Stories

Let’s face it, we all love a good success story. They fire us up and make the seemingly impossible, well, possible. So buckle up because you’re about to get inspired by some real-world examples of folks who’ve crushed it online using strategies we’ve been talking about.

A Domain Name Goldmine

Imagine this: A student picks up a domain name for a mere $5. Fast forward 60 days, and they flip that same domain for a whopping $1,500. Yes, you read that right. From pocket change to substantial cash in just two months. Now if that doesn’t scream opportunity knocking at your door loud and clear; I don’t know what does.

The Power of Viewership

Moving on to another mind-blowing achievement – gaining over 1.2 million monthly viewers by employing the method described earlier in our discussions. Implementing this tactic goes beyond merely earning online; it significantly enhances one’s presence in the ever-evolving digital landscape.

These stories aren’t fairy tales or out-of-reach dreams—they are tangible results achieved by people not much different from you or me. What sets them apart? It’s their determination to act on tested methods and a steadfast conviction in their capacity for triumph that distinguishes them.

If these individuals can turn small investments into big returns—whether through savvy domain flipping or skyrocketing their audience numbers—so can you.

Essential Tools for Implementing Your AI Workflow Template

So, you’re diving into the world of AI to mine datasets and hit gold in online money-making? Smart move. But hey, don’t go in blind. You need the right tools for this treasure hunt.

Microsoft Copilot and ChatGPT in Focus

We’re talking about heavy hitters like Microsoft Copilot and ChatGPT here. These aren’t just tools; they’re your partners in crime (the good kind) when it comes to unearthing valuable data points across various niches.

Microsoft Copilot? Think of it as that buddy who knows a bit about everything. Craving a deep dive into what’s buzzing in the marketplace or how consumers are acting? It’s got you covered by tapping into extensive databases with ease.

ChatGPT, on the other hand, is like that friend who’s always ready to chat at 2 AM. Only instead of gossiping, it helps generate ideas, write content faster than ever before, and even answer those tricky questions your audience might throw at you.

• The beauty lies not just in their individual strengths but how they complement each other.
• Copilot dives deep into data lakes while ChatGPT keeps the conversation going with your target audience.

This powerhouse pair isn’t merely altering the rules of play; they’re crafting a new playbook—accelerating processes while preserving excellence and innovation. And let’s be honest: In today’s fast-paced digital landscape where time is money (literally), these are exactly the kind of friends we all need.

You might wonder if there’s a catch because something this good usually comes with one, right? Not really. Both these tools are surprisingly accessible for content creators aiming to strike gold through insightful blog posts or engaging social media campaigns using mined data sets from platforms like ClickBank or Amazon.

In essence, “to get ahead”, leveraging AI doesn’t mean breaking away from humanity—it means embracing its support more cleverly than ever before.

Standing Out in a Crowded Market

Let’s face it, the digital landscape is like a bustling bazaar. Every stall (read: website) vies for attention, each merchant (that’s you and me) hawks their wares with gusto. But how do you make sure your voice isn’t drowned out by the cacophony? Simple. Leveraging distinct and uncommon data collections is key to standing out amidst the overwhelming chatter.

The Role of AI Tools in Data Mining

First off, we’ve got these amazing sidekicks called AI tools that can sift through mountains of data faster than you can say “Show me the money”. Think Microsoft Copilot or ChatGPT; they’re not just buzzwords but powerful allies in our quest for standout content.

From Data to Dollars

Digging into those data goldmines is more than an academic exercise. It’s about finding nuggets of insight that nobody else has spotted yet. Then, it’s time to get crafty and turn those insights into engaging content that does more than just sit pretty on your site—it actively draws visitors like bees to honey.

• Data Selection: Picking datasets isn’t about going after what everyone else thinks is cool or trending right now. Look at platforms like ClickBank, OfferVault, Amazon for hidden gems.
• Niche Identification: Your aim should be niches ripe with potential but not overrun by competitors jostling elbow-to-elbow trying to grab a piece of the pie.

This strategy doesn’t just boost traffic; it cranks up earnings too because when you speak directly to specific needs or interests no one else is addressing—you become the go-to source.

Crafting Engaging Images from Data

At our core, we’re drawn to visuals like moths to a flame. So why not take those dry-as-dust numbers and transform them into vibrant images? Infographics aren’t just eye candy; they’re traffic magnets because they convey complex info fast—perfect for today’s eight-second attention spans.

Leveraging Pinterest for Traffic and Visibility

Pinning Strategies That Work.

Creating a Sustainable Online Income Stream

Diving into the world of online income through AI-mined data sets? Embarking on this journey, you’re about to experience a thrilling adventure. But let’s be real, it’s not just about making quick cash. It’s about building something that lasts.

The Role of AI Tools in Data Mining

First things first, you’ve got to understand how crucial AI tools are in mining those golden nuggets of data. Think Microsoft Copilot or ChatGPT; these aren’t just fancy tech toys. These are your guides to uncovering secrets within myriad sectors.

From Data to Dollars

Making money from raw data sounds like magic, but it’s all science here—well, with a bit of art sprinkled on top. Transforming complex datasets into engaging content is where the magic happens. And guess what? That content drives revenue straight into your pocket.

Crafting Engaging Images from Data

A picture says a thousand words and gets clicks too. Using visual elements based on mined data isn’t just smart; it’s necessary if you want to stand out and get noticed (and clicked) among millions.

Leveraging Pinterest for Traffic and Visibility

• Pinterest might seem like uncharted territory for some, but oh boy does it drive traffic when used right.
• Treating each pin as a gateway to your monetized content can transform views into valuable visits—and yes, more dollars.

In this journey towards creating sustainable online income streams using AI-mined datasets, remember: adaptability is key. Markets change, technologies evolve and so should your strategies. Embrace change because that’s where growth lies—in both knowledge and bank accounts.

Step-by-Step Guide to Monetizing Data-Driven Content

You’ve got AI-generated content. Now, let’s turn that into cash, shall we? Here’s how you can make those data-driven pieces work harder than ever before.

The Role of AI Tools in Data Mining

First off, your journey starts with mining the right data. Think Microsoft Copilot and ChatGPT digging through digital mountains for gold nuggets relevant to your niche. Laying this initial groundwork is vital as it forms the base upon which all subsequent efforts are built.

From Data to Dollars

• Pick Your Platform: ClickBank, OfferVault, Amazon… The options are endless but choose wisely based on where your target audience hangs out.
• Create Engaging Content: Use the mined data to craft blog posts or social media snippets that answer questions or solve problems. Remember: value first.
• Showcase with Visuals: Transform complex data points into eye-catching images or infographics using tools like Canva or Adobe Spark. People love visuals.
• Leverage Pinterest: Pin those visuals. A well-set-up Pinterest funnel can drive significant traffic back to your monetized content.

This isn’t just theory; it works. There was a student who bought a domain name for $5 and flipped it for $1,500 after leveraging these exact strategies (Forbes talks about effective content strategies here). Another gained over 1.2 million monthly viewers by simply knowing where and how to pin her visual content (Hootsuite’s insights on Pinterest stats highlight this potential growth).

Your takeaway? Don’t underestimate the power of combining great AI-mined content with smart distribution channels. While it’s hardly akin to deciphering the complexities of astrophysics, putting in a bit of hard work and ingenuity certainly goes a long way.

Diverse Applications Across Niches

No matter if you’re talking stocks, health tips, software reviews – this method adapts like a chameleon. We’ve seen success stories across all boards from financial markets making waves in domain names sales (yes people still buy domains) to fitness gurus selling personalized workout plans derived from calorie-counting apps’ datasets. The key lies in finding unique angles within broad topics – that’s what separates okay earnings from mind-blowing profits.

Leveraging Essential Tools For Implementing Your AI Workflow Template

• Copilot & ChatGPT: They’re not just buzzwords; they’re game-changers when used correctly.

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Page Quality Rating Guidelines

• Purpose: Page Quality (PQ) ratings aim to determine how well a website fulfills its intended purpose.
• Understanding Page Purpose
  • Why it’s important: Understanding the purpose is crucial for determining the appropriate quality rating criteria.
  • Helpful vs Harmful: Pages should aim to help people. If the intent is harmful, the page warrants the lowest rating possible.
• Overall Page Quality Rating
• Steps for Rating

1. 1. 1. Determine the page’s true purpose (assess for harmful intent).
      2. Gage the potential harm based on the guidelines.
   2. Assess how well the page achieves its purpose using established criteria.

• Page Quality Rating Considerations
  • The purpose of the page: Dictates the standards for evaluation.
  • Potential for harm: Harmful pages receive the lowest rating.
  • The topic of the page: YMYL pages (Your Money or Your Life) are held to higher standards.
  • Type of website: Expectations vary for hobbyist vs. corporate sites, or informational vs. transactional websites.
  • Website and content creator information: Influences trust and reputation.
  • Main content quality: A core aspect of page quality.
  • Ads and supplementary content: Should not obstruct the main content.
  • Website and creator reputation: Impacts trustworthiness.
  • Trustworthiness and E-E-A-T: Pages should demonstrate Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trust – especially for YMYL topics.

Understanding Search User Needs

• User: Refers to anyone who searches the internet, regardless of background or demographics.
• Query: The search terms or content (text, image, etc.) someone enters into the search box.
• Query Interpretation: Determining the potential meaning(s) of the search terms, as they could be ambiguous.
• User Intent: What the person hopes to achieve with their search (find information, buy something, get directions, etc.).

FIRST: what is a niche?

• how do niches work

• how to tell if there is profit

• when to dive in (look at cost / risk / reward)

Second: what is the profit method?

• how do you plan to make money

• what is the short long term goal

Third: domain names and value?

• what is selling

• what is availible

• what is valuable

Fourth: using the free tools to find niches

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• growjo

• statistia

The BIG Free Niche Finding Website Revealed

 

1. DateBox

The web page you are viewing provides an overview of **DateBox**, a small private company based in Puyallup, WA, with 50 employees and an annual revenue of $690,000¹[1].

The company uses a combination of algorithms and friend recommendations to match individuals for dates. Additionally, the page lists job postings from various companies, including **Matchwell** and **TaskUs**, offering positions such as Registered Nurse and Content Moderator, respectively. It also mentions **Peraton** in Hawaii, seeking professionals for roles like Network Administrator and Systems Engineer. The page emphasizes the importance of employee well-being and includes details about job responsibilities, qualifications, and benefits offered by these companies.

Article: https://www.zippia.com/datebox-careers-1395016/

 

2. CrateJoy

Certainly! Here’s a summary of the current page:

• About Cratejoy: Cratejoy is a leading marketplace for unique subscription boxes and curated product experiences, headquartered in Austin, Texas, with a revenue of $19.8 million.
• Recent News: The company has been in the news for a survey on consumer spending, workforce restructuring, and launching a Subscription Box Accelerator program.
• Company Metrics: Cratejoy has raised less than $5 million in funding, with the most recent round being Series A in 2014.
• Industry Presence: It operates within the Internet Service Providers, Website Hosting & Internet-related Services industry and has made several acquisitions, including Mermaid Kid Box and Book Club Sisterhood.

This summary provides a snapshot of Cratejoy’s business, recent activities, and industry engagement. If you need more detailed information on any specific section, feel free to ask!

Article: https://www.zoominfo.com/c/cratejoy/359121757

 

 

3. Adults & Crafts

 

Certainly! Here’s a summary of the key points from the page:

 

– **Revenue Growth**: adultsandcrafts.com experienced a **25% growth** in revenue over the past three months¹[1].

– **Performance Metrics**: In January 2024, the site had **$50.4K revenue**, a **2.0-2.5% conversion rate**, an **average order value (AOV) of $75-100**, and **28.1K sessions**.

– **Market Position**: The website ranks within the GIFTS industry, with a median revenue of **$108.7K** and paperlesspost.com leading at **$34.8M**.

– **Competitive Analysis**: adultsandcrafts.com’s closest competitors by revenue are crafterscompanion.com and theworksseattle.com.

 

This summary provides an overview of adultsandcrafts.com’s financial performance and market standing based on the provided data.

 

Article: https://gripsintelligence.com/insights/retailers/adultsandcrafts.com

 

 

4. Crated with Love

Certainly! Here’s a summary of the key information from the page:

• Company Overview: Crated with Love is a company that specializes in creating monthly at-home date nights for couples, aiming to enhance fun and laughter.
• Business Details: Founded in 2014 and based in Fresno, California, the company generates approximately $6 million in revenue and employs 7 people.
• Technology Stack: Their website utilizes technologies including JavaScript and HTML among others.
• Industry Classification: The company falls under Retail and Manufacturing sectors with specific SIC and NAICS codes related to manufacturing.

This snapshot provides a glimpse into Crated with Love’s business operations and market positioning. If you need more detailed information, feel free to ask!

 

Article: https://rocketreach.co/crated-with-love-profile_b47a0f13fc42685d

 

 

5. The Adventure Challenge Revenue

Certainly! Here’s a summary of the key points from the article:

• Company Growth: The Adventure Challenge, based in Redding, CA, experienced rapid growth, reaching $80 million in sales in 2021 with a 1,233% increase over three years¹.
• Product Offering: They offer adventure books with scratch-off challenges for various groups, aiming to create memorable experiences without digital distractions.
• Fulfillment Partner: ShipBob provided the flexibility and support needed during their expansion, aiding in both direct-to-consumer (DTC) and business-to-business (B2B) channels.
• Global Reach: With 25% of orders shipped internationally, they utilize ShipBob’s global fulfillment centers to efficiently serve customers worldwide.

The article also highlights the company’s resilience during COVID, their integrated tech stack for customer service, and plans for future expansion into new markets.

 

Article: https://www.shipbob.com/blog/adventure-challenge

 

6. Love Box:

• Lovebox’s Performance: The company’s estimated annual revenue is $5M with an average revenue per employee of $171,500¹. Lovebox has 29 employees, although it experienced a -17% decrease in employee count last year.
• Competitive Landscape: Lovebox faces competition from various companies, with competitors like KTI and PHASIUM having revenues of $8M and $13.7M respectively. Other notable competitors include Custom Sensors and Tekmart International.
• Product Impact: Lovebox’s product is a messaging device that helps strengthen family connections by allowing the exchange of digital love notes². It facilitates around 300,000 messages monthly, creating smiles across families globally.
• Company Growth: Despite the reduction in employee count, Lovebox continues to operate in the electronics industry, contributing to the tech ecosystem in San Francisco alongside other companies like Avanta, The Grove Consultants, and Sapling.

 

Article: https://growjo.com/company/Lovebox

 

 

7. Uncommon Goods

Certainly! Here’s a summary of the key points from the article:

• Company Overview: UncommonGoods, founded in 1999, is an online retailer specializing in unique home and garden products, kitchen tools, and handmade goods¹.
• Location & Contact: The company is headquartered in Brooklyn, New York, with a contact number available for customer service.
• Financials: UncommonGoods has a reported revenue of $42.2 million and has received less than $5 million in funding.
• Recent Collaborations: The company has recently collaborated with Life Elements and artist Tara Kothari for exclusive product lines.

This article provides a comprehensive look at UncommonGoods, highlighting its market presence and recent business activities.

 

Article: https://www.zoominfo.com/c/uncommongoods-llc/292389071

 

8. Blue Apron

Certainly! Here’s a summary of the article:

• Blue Apron’s Revenue: The article reports that Blue Apron’s net revenue for 2022 was approximately $458 million, marking a decrease from the previous year and continuing a downward trend since 2016.
• Revenue Trend: It highlights a consistent decline in revenue for Blue Apron over several years.
• Meal Kit Market: The context suggests a broader discussion on the meal kit delivery service industry, including statistics and insights into consumer behavior and market trends.
• Industry Comparison: There’s a mention of Blue Apron’s competitors, such as HelloFresh, indicating a comparative analysis of their marketing expenses and revenue growth.

This concise overview captures the key points about Blue Apron’s financial performance and its position within the meal kit delivery service market. If you need more detailed information or specific data, feel free to ask!

Article: Blue Apron revenue 2014-2022 | Statista

 

9. Trove

Certainly! Here’s a summary of the key points from the page:

• Trove’s Business: Trove is a leader in branded resale, running resale platforms for top brands, contributing to a more sustainable, circular business model¹.
• Financial Overview: Trove’s estimated annual revenue is $66.2M, with an estimated revenue per employee of $249,700².
• Employee Dynamics: The company has 265 employees but experienced a -25% decrease in employee count last year.
• Market Growth: The resale market is growing rapidly, expected to reach $51B in 2023, with significant participation from Millennials and GenZ³.

This page also includes a comparison of Trove’s competitors and news articles related to the company.

Article: https://growjo.com/company/Trove

 

10. Trade Coffee

Certainly! Here’s a summary of the key points from the article:

• Company Overview: Trade Coffee is a subscription service offering specialty coffee products, established in 2018 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts.
• Financials: The company has a revenue of $28.4 million and has raised a total funding amount of $9 million.
• Industry Presence: It operates within the Grocery Retail and Retail industry, with a total of 34 employees.
• Recent Developments: Trade Coffee has been actively searching for cloud migration solutions in Europe and data analytics in South America as of March 10, 2024.

This summary provides a snapshot of Trade Coffee’s business operations, financial status, industry sector, and recent activities.

Article: Trade Coffee – Overview, News & Similar companies | ZoomInfo.com

 

 

 

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EXPIRED VS AUCTION DOMAINS

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PARASITE SEO

1. No Single Valuation Standard:

There are no industry-wide, universally accepted standards for domain valuation. Different registrars and appraisal services use their own algorithms and data points, leading to varying results.
Each registrar might emphasize different factors while calculating the estimated value.

2. Factors Influencing Valuation:

Here are some key factors that likely contribute to the discrepancies:

Length and Memorability: “[invalid URL removed]” is a short, memorable, and easy-to-spell domain, making it desirable.
Keywords: It contains the high-value keyword “photobooth,” which is relevant to a growing market (photo booth rentals, photo booth experiences).
Commercial Potential: The domain name has the potential for various business uses – from photo booth rental companies to photography-related websites and services.
Domain Extension: The “.com” extension is the most popular and trusted TLD (Top-Level Domain), adding to its value.
Market Trends: The popularity of photo booths at events and the rise of selfie culture could increase demand for this domain.

3. The Subjectivity of Value:

Perceived Branding Value: Some companies might be willing to pay a premium for a domain that aligns perfectly with their brand. This subjective desire can inflate the perceived value significantly.
Speculation: Domain investors might purchase and hold valuable domains, hoping to sell them later at a much higher price. This can create volatility in the market.
What to Consider:

Your Purpose: If you’re looking to buy the domain, consider your budget and the intended use. Does the potential value justify the cost for your specific needs?
Other Options: Could similar domains, such as “[invalid URL removed]” or “[invalid URL removed],” serve your purpose without a significantly higher price tag?
Negotiation: Often, listed domain prices are starting points for negotiation, especially on aftermarket platforms.
In Conclusion:

Domain name appraisals are part science, part art, and part market speculation. While automated tools offer some insights, getting a realistic sense of a domain’s true value may involve market research, understanding the domain industry, and potentially engaging the help of a domain broker.

Starting with auction and expired domains can offer some unique benefits if you’re interested in making money online. Here’s a breakdown of these advantages:

Benefits of Auction Domains

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Potentially High-Value Domains: Auctions can feature domains with established history, existing backlinks, or desirable keywords. These can give you a head start with some built-in authority.
Find Bargains: Sometimes you can secure a valuable domain at a lower price than its estimated value, especially if the auction isn’t highly competitive.
Investment Opportunities: If you’re skilled at spotting undervalued domains, auctions can be a source for buying low and reselling high.
Benefits of Expired Domains

Established History: Expired domains might have pre-existing backlinks and some previous search engine authority, giving you a boost in SEO efforts.
Niche-Specific: Using specific tools, you can find expired domains that were previously used in your desired niche, potentially giving you relevant content or an existing audience.
Affordability: Many expired domains can be purchased for their standard registration fees, offering a low-cost entry point for new ventures.
Additional Considerations

Research is Key: Success with this strategy relies heavily on careful research. Investigate a domain’s history, traffic potential, backlink profile, and any potential issues you’ll need to address before reaping the benefits.
Competition: Popular auctions and desirable expired domains can attract a lot of bidders, driving prices up.
Patience: Finding the right opportunity at the right price might take time and effort, scouring through multiple auctions and listings.
Risk: There’s always a risk that a previously popular domain could still have negative associations or issues that might affect your online presence.
When It Can Be a Good Strategy

This approach is best suited if you:

Have some experience with domain research and understand SEO factors.
Are comfortable with the risk of investing in domains that may or may not pay off.
Are looking for ways to potentially get pre-established domains with some built-in authority.
Let me know if you’d like more information on finding auction and expired domains, or tips for researching them effectively!

Here’s how auction and expired domains can shortcut processes and help you find untapped niches:

Shortcutting the Process

Established Backlink Profile: A domain with a healthy backlink profile means other websites are already linking to it, This provides a head start in search engine rankings. Building a new website’s backlink profile from scratch takes considerable time and effort.
Pre-existing Traffic: If a domain previously had a website with an audience, you might inherit some of that residual traffic. This immediate customer base can be incredibly valuable for launching a new project.
Brand Recognition: Some domains have names that are already somewhat recognizable or associated with a particular niche. This pre-existing ‘brand’ gives you a leg up in building your own brand.
Finding Untapped Niches

Inspiration from Expired Domains: Looking through expired domains can show you websites that once existed but are no longer active. This can spark ideas for niches that may be underserved, or where the previous domain failed to capitalize on its full potential.
Niche Validation: If a previously successful website existed on a domain you acquired, it validates that there’s a potential market in the niche. You now have a starting point to understand the audience and how to serve them better.
Keyword-Rich Domains: Auctions and expired domain lists often include niche-specific domains with valuable keywords. Such domains can inspire you to expand on an existing niche with a fresh angle, or even define a micro-niche altogether.
The “Built-in” Structure Advantage

Some domains come with additional benefits beyond the name itself:

Pre-existing Content: Rarely, expired domains might have content from the previous website. While you shouldn’t directly copy it, it can provide a framework for your content strategy or even be repurposed if licensing allows.
Email Lists: In extremely rare cases, a domain might be sold along with an email subscriber list from the previous venture. This gives you an instant, engaged audience—but be sure to check privacy regulations if you plan to leverage this.
Important Reminders:

Thorough Due Diligence: Always conduct thorough research on any domain before purchasing, check for spammy history or other issues that might hinder your success.
Tools and Resources: Utilize tools for expired domain research like ExpiredDomains.net and for domain auctions like GoDaddy Auctions and NameJet.
Let me know if you want a deeper dive into specific resources or strategies for leveraging auction and expired domains to your advantage!

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