The beauty about scriptlance.com is that you can specify exactly what you want your script to do and you will most likely pay much less for a full featured script. Plus you will own rights to script.

So How Can You Profit from Expired Domains?

In his course, Corey Rudl explains one website model that should interest you right now. The website model goes like this:

Find a service which somebody is charging money for on Internet.

Offer a similar service for Free and have no sales messages on site in early days.

Corey goes on to explain that after thousands of people link to your site, you can convert site into some kind of profit model by selling ad space, your own product that you have created or affiliate products etc.

So clearly, ones who make most money from Expired Domain Names are ones at top of Pecking-Order.

Will you make most money by joining an Expired Domain names affiliate program or will you make more if you have thousands of Affiliates selling YOUR product or service.

Now listen. It is a lot easier to get a joint venture partner than it is selling affiliate products one at a time. Just one good joint venture partner promoting your product in their ezine can result in many sales overnight!

What would you rather do?

Pay 10 bucks a month to access a database of expired domains or pay 10 bucks a month for web hosting and own whole deal?

What if you offered Free Expired Domain Name Search on your site but also offered Domain Name Registrations on search results page?

To see an example of a regular Free Domain Name Search and Domain Name Registration business go to http://www.domainsearch.com.

Always try to be at top of Pecking-Order

Before you join an affiliate program, consider creating a similar product or service.

Hyphenated domains names can be slighltly more difficult to explain, may not look as well on headed paper and possibly harder to establish as a brand name. There's no shortage of multiple word domains.

The single biggest advantage a hyphenated domain has is that searche engines can "read" domain more easily. For example in a domain like www.foreignholidaysonline.com search engine can only read first word "foreign" and that's it. It can't tell anything else about website domain name.

If you hyphenated that to www.foreign-holidays-online.com search engine can read "foreign", "holidays" and "online" as separate words and therefore knows that this website is about foreign holidays.

A well chosen hyphenated domain name can be just as effective as a single word domain name.

#4 Your Domain Registrar These are people you pay to register domain for you. There are dozens if not hundreds of these companies out there so which one do you choose? This takes some research but things worth checking are:

* Do you retain sole ownership of domain or do registrar keep some level of control over it?

* Search Google for any horror stories relating to registrar

* Does registrar allow you to transfer domain to another registrar?

* Is there an online control panel for domain administration?

* How easy is it to change domain Name Servers?

Shop around for domain registrars. What you really want to find is a previously satisfied customer to ask questions before you buy.

#5 Cheap Domain Names You can save a lot of money on domain names you purchase. A typical .com domain costs about $15 to register from most registrars. However you can get same domain for as little as $7.95 from other, very reliable, companies.

Oddly enough some of cheaper domain registrars are more reliable, have fewer horror stories and offer equally good customer service as their more expensive competitors.

Are there any disadvantages in using a discount domain registrar? Will it affect your website in any way? The answer to both is a definite No.

If you'd like more information on choosing and setting up your domain name then visit http://www.affiliate-advocate.com for our Domain Guide.