I have heard good things about XSitePro too before, but I never tried it myself – please let me know how it works for you.

I agree that there are still some generic keyword domains still out there. You have to dig pretty deep, but it can be like treasure hunting when you find one! I am also looking into the expired market but the competiion is tough!

Let me know if you can provide some examples of your sites with TrafficZ and Domainer – I would be interested in seeing them.

I agree that development on a large scale is quite difficult to manage for the “one man domainer company”.

If you are developing across a larger number of domains, it is advantageous if the domains have some type of commonality. There are few tools out there, which allow this type of development. Also in general it appears that development is best approached in steps. For example companies like TrafficZ offer individual customizations on your domain parking pages, and you can even include content. There are also many software products for bulk-”development”, but to be honest, I am not that familiar with those. The long sales letters always scare me off.

Then one step up would be something like what is being developed at Domainer.com – a system that allows you to place different components on many domains and customize them down to a domain level.

And I do think that while maybe on a smaller level there is still a chance for the individual domainer and SEO person to catch part of the traffic. This is still an Internet of niches, and not everyone can be in every niche at once. Here’s a comparison: While most high-value domains are gone today, I still manage to register generic names that at least pay for themselves (which being PPC “parked”) and were never registered before.

So at least there’s still enough opportunity to compete, but yes, there is a consolidation going on.

If you are looking for assistance as to where to start, send me an email (I@m.FM), maybe I can help.

There will always be room for legitimate websites, but I think the small networks of SEO websites and parked domains will find it hard to compete with these huge content networks.