Elliot Silver is going to document his journey with the development of his Lowell.com geo domain thru his blog elliotsblog.com.  This is a great way for others to learn, but geopreneurs have to keep an open mind and understand, what works for one geo domain, may not work for another, due to demographics, populations, and tourists attractions, etc.(Professional Geopreneurs Chime in Here please)  Use this study and others to come as an outline to your geo domain(s) development.  Overall, it should be fun to see Elliot take on this project and share his experiences, the good, the bad and the ugly with Lowell.com.  We will see alot of this type of teaching and mentoring thru blogging in 2008 to help domainers get a visual of what it takes to do it right or wrong.   I will be covering SouthCongress.com and AtlantaYellowpages.com in the same fashion in near future, and I encourage others to do the same and share your journey to development of your geo domains.  

(via elliotsblog.com) 

Like many domain investors, I’ve never developed a complete website. I know I should develop all of my names, but development is difficult and it takes quite a bit of time and money. For the past few weeks, I’ve been working on the development of Lowell.com off line. After careful consideration, I have decided to blog about my ongoing experiences to give other domain investors insight into this development project.

While I hope this will give others the opportunity to witness a successful (or unsuccessful) development undertaking, selfishly, I want to document my progress so I can emulate and/or make improvements on my next project. I hope to be able to provide full details about various aspects of the development process, and I welcome any comments or advice.

So begins the journey into “The Lowell Project.” (more here)