To be fair, all registrars answer to the ICANN and must comply with legal and regulatory requirements and that's why their policies are often written in a broad and conservative way.
But some of the best bulletproof registrars will make decisions based on real operational experience and...
Do research on Google anfd scrape top performing posts for structure, check forums for long tail keywords to target, feed it all into Claude, humanize draft
You already have something most of us wish we had... more time. Learn a skill that contributes to building AI itself or learn vibe coding in depth - just a service that's in good demand. After learning the skills properly and working with a few clients, build an agency. Then finally, build a...
EasyDNS has good reviews generally, but in grey-area niches, they comply quickly. That's likely why you don't see them widely used in adult communities.
NameSilo and Namecheap are popular in the adult space largely because of price. I won't say necessarily because they're particularly...
Great tips! You'll quickly realize marketing is 99% of bringing in customers. People don't care the effort you've put in... just how it benefits them. And it's your responsibility to make them see that and justify the price tag
A lot of people recommend expireddomains.net but you can check expireddomains.com too. And don't just pick any domain and point to your money maker. Check the usual metrics - backlink profile, relevance, etc. - like the other members recommended
Classic registrar behavior. It's cheaper to 'suspend first, investigate later'. Hoping it does get resolved soon. Njalla is okay but have also recently been seizing domains (Tucows handles their abuse process). I'll recommend Trustaname or r01
Many proxy brands give you a free plan or a few days to try them out for free... so do that first and use some of the popular testing tools before you commit.
You mentioned you were a programmer but that's too broad. You need to have and own a niche.
There's so much advice going round but right now, I think the best skills to learn will be anything that contribute to: 1. the building of AI 2. helping businesses automate their processes and save...
Focus on marketing. Humans will still be the ones buying whatever you want to sell or build. Learn how to sell to them - SEO, social media, email, whatever
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