As we all know, domain names are internet real estate. Generic, premium domain names, provide a steady flow of lucrative type-in traffic that will most likely never die. That is consider perpetual income. A perpetuity of sorts.
Some people can't distinguish between the 5,000 uniques a day their site receives from trades and search engine listings with the 50/uniques a pure type-in domain receives. But there is a big difference. Apples and oranges.
Not everyone operates their business the same way. Some people prefer to develop a small parcel of land outside the main city. They work hard and with time and investment they may have a very nice suburban resort that is extremely lucrative. Of course this method requires constant upkeep. Visitors will most likely need to be continually lured from the city to the devlopment area, if a certain level of profit is to be maintained over time.
Others prefer to go right to the heart of the city and buy the biggest building on Park Place avenue that overlooks the waterfront. They know this property is valuable from day one for a number of obvious factors.
Can either method be considered better?
Two different business practices. Two different ways of owning and devolping real estate. Different costs, different degree of expertise required, and different on so many levels.
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