[SerialEntrepreneurs.]

Fellow entrepreneurs -

I have developed InternetIdeas.net to offer premium domain names to businesses throughout the US.

I am very interested in your thoughts on InternetIdeas.net

What do you also think about a domain related site that is NOT a .com?
I feel like our tagline should be...Don't Lose Your .Com Like We Did

Your feedback on InternetIdeas.net is greatly appreciated...thank you.

[ryanpark.me]

Hi,
Can you please explain better how your site is different from other .com's for sale sites?

I'm not criticizing, just wonder.

Ryan

[activitybrain]

Nice layout. Simple to navigate and easy to understand what you are trying to do. I'm not a very big fan of the random gigantic image on the homepage. I would suggest putting content where that image is since it is very valuable space.

[jonathanfigaro]

Great website layout! I love the fact that the opening page, shows different people all together. It symbolizes people from different cultures coming together for a common cause.

[feint]

I don't really like the layout - there is too much clutter and no where for the eye to look.

The first thing I should see, when I hit your website is what you are selling. You need to work at making text sizes different. For an example head on over to Brandbucket (a competitor) and tell me what text you are drawn to - and what it says!

[BentheCEO]

I like the layout a lot and think that motto idea is good "Don't lose your .com like we did." That's catchy..may catch on.

[rldomainer]

Very nice site. I always felt that simple and clean layouts get the job done better than in-your-face flashy sites. I found your site easy on the eyes and simple to navigate.

However, i dont think i care much for the tag-line your considering... i dont think theres anything wrong with .net domains, the content matters more to me. And since the site seems to offer domains other than .com's - you might end up lessening their value in the eyes of the buyer with your own tagline.

[veikoh]

It just selling domain names??? Sure, there could be better use for such kind of domain. I would run a forum at least if you do not want to publish articles.

[unsponsored]

the site isnt bad, I think you need to integrate both designs as one (the home page & the buying of the domain)

It doesnt sell your product and just has a billion links everywhere. Work on cleaner navigation and a call to action.

[SerialEntrepreneurs.]

Originally Posted by ryanpark.me

Hi,
Can you please explain better how your site is different from other .com's for sale sites?

I'm not criticizing, just wonder.

Ryan

thanks for taking the time Ryan.....essentially the big difference I am aiming for with this site is for it to #1 be more "main stream" - most of the other "domain sites/marketplaces" are targeted/marketed to other domainers...Only GoDaddy seems to be getting to the average person not familiar with domains.....

We want InternertIdeas.net to be a household name so all small businesses know they can go to one site and get a premium domain name at a realistic price - Differentiator #2 - pricing....most of the other domain sites list sites for $XX,XXX - $XXX,XXX and they are NO WHERE close to that in value.....

InternetIdeas.net offers premium domain names at REALISTIC pricing (mostly $99 - $2,000)

Make sense?

[SerialEntrepreneurs.]

Originally Posted by unsponsored

the site isnt bad, I think you need to integrate both designs as one (the home page & the buying of the domain)

It doesnt sell your product and just has a billion links everywhere. Work on cleaner navigation and a call to action.

thanks for the feedback - appreciate it....

Are you suggesting that I dont list the domains on the homepage? I can see using Call To Action to drive people to next page which has domain inventory listed by categories???thoughts?

thanks