Domainer : The Definition
Soft Launch
Domainers differentiate and legitimize themselves from cybersquatters by avoiding trademarked names and potentially litigious domain names, which includes refraining from typosquatting trademarked names.
The typical domainer's business may include buying, selling, and developing domain names, similar to the real estate investment industry.
The majority of domain portfolios generate revenue via domain parking, through the resale of domain names, by leasing the traffic of the domain names, by providing qualified leads from website visitors, or by developing domain names into fully functioning websites.
Increasingly, a combination of several monetization methods are being applied to larger portfolios.
Domainers are also referred to as domain registrants, domain investors and bulk registrants.
There are likely to be domainers in every populated community.
A chamber of commerce, in a good-sized community, is likely to hold a sizeable portfolio of domain names that is keyword-rich with the services they and their members offer. Hence, they'd fit into the definition of domainers.