For that reason I created a spreadsheet, which I have included as a download below this post for you to use and tweak for your own needs. It took me way too long to get around to setting this up, but it’s definitely a handy resource to have, as it gives you the ability to search, filter, and organize your domains based on certain criteria. For example, you might want to look at only the domains you bought and registered before a certain time period.

There are of course software applications that have been developed in order to manage domains, but for me a simple excel file does the trick.

I highly recommend organising your business as efficiently as possible, and this is a great starting point for your domains.

You may want to modify the below template, and add a few things specific to your business model, but it gives you a good place to start.

Here is the template download:

http://www.imniceguy.com/Domain-Spredsheet.ods

(Note: this is in ods – open office docs format, but if using excel, you should be able to open and re-save it)

-Nick

As Eben Pagen quotes fairly often “time management is a misnomer, the real challenge is to manage ourselves”, these are the words of Stephen Covey himself, and its just so true.

So if your reading this then you are on the right track, go and have a look at some of Eben Pagen’s stuff on YouTube, as he talks a lot about smart management. Also have a look at the link in the “Links” section on this blog, as there is a great little piece of software there called Work Pause, and you can try it out for 30 days.