What does every one do for a job?

[James]

Hi All,

Curious to see what ever one does for a job here?

Is any one a full time domainer? just siting at home all day and lets the revenue flow in?

Personally I work in an advertising agency as an SEO and Social Media Consultant...

 

[soj]

I would consider myself a full time domainer, though I am finishing off my studies as an Automotive Engineer. I will also continue being a full time domainer once I have my degree, especially the way the Auto industry is. Im sure it will be very useful for when I develop a range of car parts to sell at CarParts.com.au

 

[Honan]

sfa

 

[davids]

I'd say I'm a full time domainer, only with less domain trading, and more domain developing.

 

[Mick]

Work for an auDA registrar in development.

 

[snoopy]

Am a full time domainer.

Im sure it will be very useful for when I develop a range of car parts to sell at CarParts.com.au

Did you buy that? Wow. Knew it dropped but didn't realise a forum member bought it.

 

[geodomains]

Full time domainer, taxi driver, house maid, bottle washer and beer taster.

Don

 

[Nova]

Full time web developer (self employed) and newbie in the domain development arena.

 

[soj]

Did you buy that? Wow. Knew it dropped but didn't realise a forum member bought it.

Sure did

 

[Shane]

Financial adviser, working for myself. Would love to make a living from domaining and developing, but for now it's just for fun and pocket money.

 

[FirstPageResults]

web developer, self employed.. slowly minimising client work

 

[Link]

A. From 9-5 it's online work - definitely more internal web development and affiliate marketing than domaining. But domains are an important part of the strategy.

B. After hours I'm a dad - just welcomed a third child to the family on Monday night!

I decided to go full time online, so once the business is rolling I can do more of B and less of A!

 

[soj]

Congratulations Link, it is a great industry to be in to spend more time with your kids