You want to create a stable of internet domain names to lease out to third parties. The real estate spec mart in cyberspace continues to boom. Although the trading is less furious and emotionally driven than it was during the heyday of the Internet's first expansion, statistics bear out that smart investments can bring in solid revenue streams. In other words, lock in to tomorrow's valuable domain names today, and you could end up a millionaire in short order.

The question is--where should you dig? Should you scour the 25,000-plus .com domains that regularly get turned over? While you can find some "diamonds in the rough" this way, it may not be worth your time. After all, there is likely a reason why many of those 25,000-plus domain names get returned--they didn't work to attract customers. Moreover, the rejected .com names may be too brand-specific to be of use to you.

Another way to go is to hunt through relatively unpopular top-level domains, like .biz and .int or to go into the Kuyper Belt of the Internet--non ICANN domain names. Of course, there is a diminishing return to investing in these oddball properties. Even if you manage to grab a great keyword--say books.int--visitors are far more likely to remember your site as books.com and thus shunt traffic to a competitor.

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