REI Lead Generation System- Grabbing A Domain Name (Week 2)

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Last week I committed myself to chronicling the creation of a personal Real Estate Investing lead generation system here at BP.

A few people were kind enough to comment and mention that they weren’t quite sure what I meant by the word “system,” so first off I’ll define what I have in mind a little better.

System?… What Do You Mean

Various Parts Working Together As A System, Not Just A Website…

Most folk’s approach to web marketing starts and stops at the creation of a website that usually functions as little more than an online business card. A lead generation system, on the other hand consists of a bunch of different parts that all play together to predictably fuel the growth of ones business.

So when I say I’m gonna describe the creation of the system, I mean I plan to just explain step by step how and why I’m setting up the component parts and why.

It’s my hope that:

1. Some folks who are new to this stuff will find some this chronicling useful.
2. The guys who are not new to this stuff will lend some friendly advice along the way, letting me know where something might be tweaked or improved.

Enough Rambling, Let’s Grab A Domain Name

The first thing I’m going to build is a wordpress based website that will initially serve as sort of a squeeze page, but will have the potential to morph into a larger multi-sectioned blog site capable of attacking any number of niches.

The first step in building this site will be to choose a domain name. Of course choosing a domain name for your system depends a lot on your strategy. In most cases, I imagine newbie investors start with a local focus that will allow them to locate and investigate deals near their homes. This is true for me as well, so I’m going to choose a domain name that intentionally limits me to a fairly narrow geographic niche.

So, it’ll be YorkPaQuickSale.Com.

For anyone who’s interested, here’s a quick screencast detailing how to go about purchasing a domain.

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