...I will be using one of them to launch my windows software product in the next few weeks.
I've owned most of them since the early 2000s, most of them have nothing hosted on them, they pretty much all resolve to "server not found" at this moment.
My question is what should I be doing right now with these 19 sites I'm sitting on to help with my future software sales (or at least pay for the yearly registration fees).
Thank you all!
I've owned most of them since the early 2000s, most of them have nothing hosted on them, they pretty much all resolve to "server not found" at this moment.
- I can spin up and host wordpress on all of them in a few minutes.
- I've got 6 extremely high quality windows tutorial documents over 800 words with images already written (by me -and I can probably squeeze out 2-4 more this weekend if needed)
- My primary software product is windows related. (It's a highly specialized technical firewall built specifically for blocking certain areas of the world).
- I have some other simpler apps that allow a windows user to temporarily disable their webcam, touch screen, etc. These apps were written as 'freebies' to help promote the main application(s).
- All my apps already have a registration system built in.
- I expect to only sell and market in the United States. I don't have an interest in any other countries.
- I have about 20,000 very good email addresses, collected legally, but I'd love more.
My question is what should I be doing right now with these 19 sites I'm sitting on to help with my future software sales (or at least pay for the yearly registration fees).
Thank you all!