Since I don't think they'd mind and for those who don't get their emails I am posting here the newest email I got from them yesterday:

I hope you have been
enjoying my insight into
the various ccTLD markets
and videos.

One thing I highly recommend
is re-reading some old blog posts
on the various domainer blogs like
SevenMile, Conceptualist and see
how it could possibly relate to
ccTLDs.

History repeats itself and any
investment or research technique
used in dotcoms could most likely
be modified and have relevance to
ccTLDs.

Let me give you a solid older
blog post made by Sahar:
Domain Mining: Follow The Money at Conceptualist.com, By Sahar Sarid
Everything mentioned there can
be applied to ccTLDs 100%.

Investing in domains where
there are lots of advertisers
paying lots of money will assure
you that even if you buy a domain
that gets minimal traffic. If it
gets just a few clicks a year it
can be profitable.

There is plenty of 2 word solid
generics in ccTLD markets for these
high paying industries.

Traffic may not break down the door
but the traffic that does has a
chance at making you nice money.

Our job related Spanish domains have
an RPM of $90-100 while our games
related domains have an RPM around
$20 RPM.

As I keep saying pick ONE market to
start whether it is .es, .cl, .nl,
.dk, .de, .fr, etc.. Just pick one
and try to find your spot in the
market.

There is countless ways to profit
off ccTLDs it is just a matter of
finding what works for YOU.

To Your Continued ccTLD Success
Mr. $3000 A Day Domainer

What I fail to understand is why so called gurus need to run Aweber campaigns.

Hi alexpooley. If done probably, I think email marketing can extremely effective - don't you?

Yes, but why does a guru need to run a campaign at all when they are already pulling $3k per day domaining?

First of all, he never called himself a guru. Second of all, and most importantly, it's to bring attention to the ccTLD market so that we all might benefit.

Some good tips in that post by Sahar.

Personally, I don't see why this matters. Successful businesses don't stop their marketing campaigns just because they're earning a decent profit. Also, I don't think it good idea for businesses to get too complacent after they've become successful.

impressive ideas
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I just got the first mailout from these guys.

I'm glad to say that there is no marketing or hype, just practical tips.

They basically advise beginners to cctlds to focus on the cheaper cctlds to register - such as .es, .nl and .dk - and to avoid the more expensive cctlds - such as .com.br, .ro, and .com.mx - until you have more experience.

There is something to that, although I can see beginners using that to focus on .co.in instead of .in, which IMHO would not be correct.

The logic is that the cheaper the registration fees, the more you can try things out and find out what works. While that's certainly true, I'm not sure that's the best way to go about things. For instance, .com's are more expensive than .net's, but I would never advise someone to concentrate on .net over .com.

Instead, you should be looking at other factors, such as aftermarket sales, population levels, growth of internet penetration, income levels, etc. Presumably issues like this will be dealt with in the future - they obviously can't overwhelm us in the first email they send out.

In short, so far things look promising.

Actually, I've been signed up since the beginning and that has been about the fifth email they've sent out.