Domain Owl

There is no topic more likely to stir debate in a room crowded with domainers than keyword density. The benefit of topical keyword density, domain keyword relativity, and links with corresponding keyword inclusion is the Holy Grail of all webmasters and domain name professionals. But being the architect of a successful money earning website means mixing it up a little and changing the game plan once in a while. it also gives your readers a new flavor to check out, and you can keep them informed about this change by sending a newsletter to your registration email group.

Existing keyword density should be some thing that varies. One week a webmaster’s content strategy might focus on sports, or technology terms, or current affairs, or recent news events in that subject or topic sector. Prominence of content should vary as well, in bold, italics, source links or titles. Search engines can usually tell if a website is put together by cut and paste methods or whether genuine keystrokes have been effected.

As the content gets refreshed and updated. Content should never be all text, there should be dynamic links, graphics, images, scripts, and other objects to show variation. An all content website is an encyclopedia nobody wants to read or print. But meta tags and keywords used on titles, descriptions, and relative text can inform visitors and enrich keyword density. One well tailored blog post can do the work of three “plain wrap” entries.

Even for given topics, there are variable methods for disseminating content types. There is always another application treatment to consider. For example, for a website concerning parrots, cartoon, illustrations, dot to dot drawings, puzzles, trivia questions, Iphone apps, parrot games and news about parrots can give a broad range of content to what might a very limited topic. Look for where your keyword topic is in the news, and supplement keyword content with news and feature writing regarding those reports.

Shifts in keyword density can occur when momentary focus to a specific attribute or point of the subject matter is pervasive enough to sway the site content density. This is actually a positive signs to search engines, who will index this as concurrent with the same changes at other, higher ranked sites.And new articles with findable keyword titles can assist researchers using title queries at the search engine level to find better information.

The evaluation of keyword density should not happen using only one tool or website. The webmaster should never trust only the resident app. Architects of a content strategy should not use only one authority when researching keyword density at a given website. The search engines’ won’t. The keyword content is the primary mover and shaker of page rank, and without fluctuations the site looks static.

It might be a good idea to change periodically the condition of having RSS content feeds provide data t your site. Changes in keyword density and the sources of content can cause search engine to take notice of your website and check back and refer cached versions to new designs and implementation of outside source news and content. The aggressive webmaster looking for improved placement in search engine results can find new leverage by changing the type, look and feel, and sources of keyword content.

Originally posted 2011-03-25 17:09:31. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Not many domain shattering events happen anymore. But when a Internet giant moves, domainers feel the ground shake. Ripples are spreading through the online community at the blatantly militaristic stance one company is taking toward online commerce. Is it time for online retailers to have their own uniform commercial code?

A new California law is costing many California B2B merchants their livelihood, but business watchers wonder if normal sales tax should apply to online transactions. The sales tax applied to online transactions for the new law derives from an older community based model of economics where sales taxes pay for local community services. This creates an opportunity for non-Californian business to snap up the lost revenue their Californian counterparts will miss out on.

Many other online service vendors such as Overstock.net are also defending executive decisions not to support additionally taxed vendors. This decision by Amazon.com leaves online merchants in a disadvantageous position due to nothing more than inconvenient geography. The entire model of doing business online, whether from Ebaycom or Amazon.com or a central platform website becomes a diceroll when tax issues throttle a business.

The time for an ombudsman for domain and online commerce has come, especially when the overall economy will suffer due to a poorly thought out law. With over forty other states without the added tax to furnish services, the California online retailers and merchants will suffer for poorly planned government greed. How come California domain owners, online business merchants and B2B specialists didn’t have a voice in this new law enactment?

Amazon has long been a Internet leader in storefront capacities and the direction that the commerce regulation is taking is becoming conflicted. Amazon in articular is choosing to sever relationships with California based affiliates rather than be tasked with collecting additional sales tax from those vendors for sales and monitoring their sales tax reporting and collection through their sales channel.

The domain name world has been rocked by the announcement that California Sales Tax is now due from Amazon storefronts and vendors per transactions. This means that Amazon affiliates must collect additional tax. They therefore must feature this surcharge or above the line additional charge in all their billing, pricing and advertisement offers.

This knocks the online shop and commercial B2B seller for a loop. The allows persons not located in California to exercise a business advantage over the same business type owner not sourcing goods or operating from a California location. Governor Jerry Brown of California has enacted legislation that removes a California merchant from the list of desirable business partners an online vendor or product portal desires.

Californians need to act to prevent unfair business competition this law allows. If the California business operator wants to remain competitive with a non-Californian entity, they must pay in effect a surcharge for conducting Amazon transactions in this manner. That Amazon refuses to operate along these lines should come as no surprise. The Amazon success model does not include a tax-collection attribute

Amazon stores are enriched website design offerings and blog templates that enable site users, vendors, and home businesses to feature and lit their products on the Web. This can happen from their own site, an Ebay listing, via an Amazon account, or via affiliate websites and online stores. Supposedly this is an effort by California tax authorities to collect lost revenue for online goods.

The model for the Amazon store website will also change wit this legislation, as customers and site visitor must be advised of the additional taxation. Amazon.com avoids this issue by eradicating the presence of Californian merchants within its network altogether. The anticipated $200 million net increase in revenue will probably not materialize.

But with the proposed additional ten per cent charged to the buyer, prices (and terms) will not be attractive to the public as much as the non-Californian competitors would offer equal merchandise. This is a matter which should be addressed by many legislative and judicial authorities, and begs the question regarding whether the internet should have it own branch of legal business code and standards and practices for protection against unfair laws and poorly constituted commercial legislation.

Originally posted 2011-07-01 19:22:12. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Got a great idea but still working out the right name? Before you buy your web hosting, check out some great coupon offers. Domain name coupons and consolidated renewal and name purchase coupons, as well as cheap web hosting deals can reduce overall operating costs while keeping reseller level development resources handy. Any other cost of the domain project, from improving marketing, to social networking, to domain promotion and/or SEO building, will benefit from additional resources freed by savvy domain shopping.

The experienced domainer can spot a noob from a mile away. Getting in the habit of using domain name sites and coupon discount codes can streamline business costs of domain creation and incipient development. Using the right registrar tools can help as well.

Browsing registrar coupons is a good way to check out cart prices and decide whether to invest in more domain names. Here is a way to work out some possible searches for those lightning strikes of brilliance that comes along. Domain name keyword suffixes such as -fire, -work, -now and -grid, as well as -trip, -advisor, -muse, and -zero can work well to make an abbreviation or keyword into a brand name domain.

Look at the keyword domain site www.geartaker.com. This is a fantastic example for using keyword formation to make a splendid new domain name. The word combines “gear”, a hot keyword, and “taker”, an easy to spell and remember suffix keyword. If your new website idea or domain concept is a destination portal or listings directory, consider suffixes such as “pit”, “hub”, or “Box”.

When looking for the right domain name to match your concept, use a pencil and paper. Start a workable lexicon of developing a unique domain name and then use this morphology technique to start a list of domains to search for at your favorite (cheapest) registrar. Think in terms of synonyms, also A common synonym for TV, for example, is “tube”. To get real peentration into your field of name potential, think of all the possibilities to search for your keywords and then try synonyms. the shorter, the better.

Frankly, reviewing the search results for domain name at a registrar can be informative. if every TLD and sub-TLD in that category is taken, it might be worth picking up. It also might be worth searching to see when the name drops, who owns it, when the name will expire, and how active parking solution has been incorporated for it, if any. The name game in parking has changed in recent years to reflect the expectations of many domain investors for undeveloped names.

If a name is part of one of the aggressive parking systems such as Whypark, the name has been carefully monetized. Parking systems alow owners of multiple domain names to orchestrate administration task and schedule updates and maintenance of certain parked names within provided content and link encouragement programs. These include SEO promotion for those keywords that apply to the involved domain names.

Some registrars, such as Godaddy.com, have an extensive suggested list of domain names available through standard registrar vending and premium auction purchase. This can be a great deal when bulk renewals come due. Bundling renewing domains with discount codes and buying new dot-coms at a discount is part of a strategically cost-sensitive domain investment business model.

Make sure to test out how the domain keywords and/or synonyms work with other words, such as “Free”, top, high, and money category keyword names formed with words in that category such as price, value, free, cheap, and dollar. By working these out into a list, the domainer can test for previous purchase and current ownership while keeping tabs on the domain development trends of other competitors.

Originally posted 2011-07-17 23:03:02. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Got ten minutes? Ten minutes a day 365 days a year could be the secret to publicizing your site and growing a web readership that explodes with page views. Build a list of referral websites you plan to refer visitors to your site from and keep them handy as a task list to work through during your domaining chores calendar.

Embroidering details about your website at sites all over the web is the most easily overlooked way to firm up a web footprint for any site. Ten minutes a day can build a domain name beanstalk online that climbs into the sky and returns pageviews and clicks ever after. Practice submitting these reviews and blurbs at journals, blogs, and directories will spur other promotional ideas.

The nation state of domaining is always grooving on the fast track of marketing, promotion, website launches and domain name auctions. But online browsers want their web information and they want their destinations fast. Seeding routes to the website must occur as an action item of the domain marketing plan. Aggressive traction online is required to stay in the SEO game.

The marketplace for gods and services available online is global. Remember, anything that can be browsed interactively around the world on a mobile device is a premium value add. Use IP addresses to determine who is visiting your site. Who are your referrers, and how did those links get there?? Is your audience local, national, or concentrated in a small Internet cafe in Rangoon? Cater to those markets.

Every web user has an opinion about a certain website, product portal, or an insightful few words to say about a rogue snarky YouTube.To promote your site, there should be at least ten links on YouTube responding to appropriate indexed and subject video material. Your site url should be in your profile or in the comment. Craigslist should have a listing for your site requesting site feedback and reviews. These listings spark page views, discussion, and comments.

Cementing a text presence with authorship of content from your keyboard or drawn from your site, or original review comments and analysis of a product, service or website is a valuable opportunity to throw up a link at a busy intersection on the information superhighway. Getting those references online speeds the SEO plow to directing smart browsers to your site.

Each marketing plan strategy for a domain name will be different. A geo site for restaurants in a given zip code will have an indexed link to the Yelp listings for those restaurants, but this won’t apply to all types of websites. And for zip code rich listings sites Judy’s book works too. Make sure directories online for these types of links aren’t missing your site information.

The product from your site or the site itself should have multiple consumer reports at FastReviews.com. Get guest reviewers to write them or formulate them from user feedback. Write a site analysis or website review at AssociatedContent.com. For your site, a similar site, or a site dealing with your site’s subject matter,  TopTenReviews.com or Judy’s Book should have at least one hit in their database for your site.

Where does user feedback come from? Survey comments. Where do the survey comment come from? The survey or poll area on your web site. The squeeze page survey issues upon the browser’s exit from your site. Why is your visitor leaving and where is he going? Experiment with different site traffic tools until you find the one that issues the data you need in a format you like.

Survey your statistics and generate an idea from downstream traffic analysis. When this data changes, note how and why. Can’t do a survey? Then blast a broadcast to all members requesting some feedback. These members have a way of signing up, if you provide them an opportunity for doing so. Joomla is an excellent site platform for collecting member data for later use.

Where’s the reward in all this site promotion? Google your domain name url after a reasonable period of time has passed. SEO takes a one to three month burn-in cycle. If the bots have done their dance correctly, your website will now have an outward traveling profile, and your domain will be moving into the fast lane on the information superhighway.

Originally posted 2010-04-15 17:12:46. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

I hear about the movie industry how hard it is to make a movie these days because ‘everything’s been done”. The Internet and web pages are a relatively newer medium but you get a whisper of this sentiment in developer’s discussions and in domainer forums sometimes. My opinion is that the potential of the Internet to provide entertainment, information, amusement, and direction has barely been tapped.

It may be that the initial springboard of the original slate of concepts the Internet spawned in its first wave has been drained out of launch mode. But to say the “Internet is dead” (by an artist who himself keeps creating his image every few years) is presuming that the human imagination and the human experience has been summed up. We are far from that point.

The updated world we live in is making new demands on time, processes, and problems that need solutions, every day. Feasibly, I should be able to look up an address if I am walking down the street or Google map it. But what if there was a website where you could call in and have the street directions delivered via the Iphone or Quicktime converted text to voice recording? Have you ever walked the streets of your town and met up with three to five people who need verbal street directions? I do, almost daily.

This is very close to spoken GPS for the sidewalk pedestrian. I think cellphone contracts should have an allowance of these. If this information was grouped by geo maps and zip codes on a city site,  for example, any potential traveler could tap the site and click on the “spoken directions’ to understand how to get to the mall, amusement park, airport, or restaurant. This is the age of Twitter, even though not everyone knows how to use it.

Another great idea is the Great Food Truck race, where 7 “roach coaches’ take the same amount of seed money and hit the road. The challenge of finding produce and raw materials in a strange city, while navigating the nation’s highways and providing customer service to an all new customer base is compelling. Not least when it’s from a mobile business. Business case studies using the food truck “roach coach” model make sticky reading.

Domain ideas can come from something as simple as knitting instructions or installing a vacuum cleaner bag. Ever try to put a new vacuum bag in one of those old style vacuums? That’s when we really  needed the internet. These young kids today don’t appreciate how they can text or Twitter whatever they don’t know and get answers coming out of the sky.

To me, the internet was spawned to solve these problems. I want Twitter to tell me when there are twenty-five people in line at the nearest Starbucks so I can avoid it. I want to know where is the cheapest gas along my local driving routes so I can plan my errands along the cheapest tank refill. I want to scan the most important caveats to bidding on Ebay before I press “Bid”, without digesting reams of useless FAQ data on the website.

The Web is for every user. No assumption can be made about who uses it, because the runaway hit site the next day will be for a fresh wave of Internet users who just found their solution online. This launch extravaganza of traffic will occur because some smart domainer tapped a niche. Identifying a fresh niche can take observation skills and timing, adroit deal making and entrepreneurial spirit.

Like domainers have.

Originally posted 2010-08-15 12:22:59. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

There are several phases when it comes to the SEM process. A couple of the first steps that you will need to focus on are planning and research, content creation, and campaign creation.

Planning and Research

When you start the process of planning and research you want to learn as much as you can about the products and services that you are going to advertise.  This phase includes product and services information, figuring out your advertising budget and existing campaign information. The biggest part of this phase will be on keyword research and content creation. You should take your time and brainstorm your keywords and content ideas, as this will be the most important part of your research. Once you have completed this step you will be creating your landing page.

Content

Before you start your pay per click campaign you must have quality content on your site. More than likely your homepage will be too generic to use as the landing page. You will want to plan a landing page that is appropriate with content that will want to make your visitors take action.

Pay Per Click Campaign

The pay per click campaign creation phase includes two things. You will be monitoring your campaign and making any changes that need to be made in order to improve click through rate and conversion. You want to always be looking for ways to improve on your campaigns. When you see the need to make changes it could be something as simple as changing the title, or something as drastic as stopping the campaign and starting over again.

You should always be refining your campaign whether it be minor or major corrections. The people that are most successful with pay per click campaigns are those that are always testing and making changes to see which works best.

The only way to really learn the search engine marketing process is to jump in and start working. As time goes on and you tweak your campaign for success, you will begin to understand what works and what does not work.

Originally posted 2010-01-15 13:37:22. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Submitted By: Raaj Kalappuraka

Many domainers easily give up on their domain wealth quest after a few months. This happens due to a low CTR (Click Through Rate) or domain keywords that pay pennies which even when totalled over a month makes little change. Many of us then start blaming the parking company domain page landers or try to lay the blame game on other factors.

Not that I never did, but then, when you take some time to contemplate the problem at hand, you realize that parking companies themselves have their own limitations to help monetize a site. They cannot offer you the ability to create complete websites full of content. Although these days many domain parking services are trying to introduce content packed parking page landers. However, in many cases, the parking company feed provider itself doesn’t wish a parked page to have anything more than the actual advertisements.

We have to remember that these are parked pages, with the sole intention of grabbing the visitors attention and a quick end goal of a click through. These aren’t websites which can hold a visitors interest for a longer time. Keeping this in mind, to win, we have to work within the limitations of a parked page customization options.

Today, many parked pages “ARE” indexed by search engines. So lets learn to quickly make the most of what we have in hand and try to improve CTR’s and revenues.Here are a few vital domain parking tips that can help your parking page lander get the maximum click through by visitors.

1. Be sure to use the title tags.

Your title tag should urge a visitor to execute an action. Words like NOW, DISCOUNTS, HOT OFFERS, NEW, UNIQUE, SAVE etc are attention grabbing keywords that exhort people to action. Use your title tags to maximum benefit. Also, don’t make it too long! Something like, “Save More On Auto Insurance Now!” is long enough.

2. Use meta description tags to add relevant keyword rich descriptions. Remember, every word counts because you have a few lines to make it attention grabbing. Don’t write long meaningless descriptions. A description like ” Explore Super Low Rates on Car Insurance. Choose from Proven Auto Insurance Rate Quotes. Save Bigger on Your Car Insurance Now.” is pretty much what a person looking for cheaper car insurance wants to hear.

3. Your domain landing page colors “ARE” important. Take time to change colors and make your site easy on the eyes. Colors like blue add a touch of professionalism to a webpage. You honestly don’t want your visitor looking for health insurance land on a page that is blazing red colors. However, you might use red color on a sports car site.. It’s all about your keyword, your target audience and age demographics. When in doubt, always stick to the 16 web safe colors.

Keeping these points in mind is the first step to making your domains work for you. Wishing you all the luck in creating bigger domain wealth.

Originally posted 2009-10-14 08:17:20. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

ICANN switched the June meeting from Jordan to Singapore, proving that (as I have long suspected) ICANN members must have elevated Frequent Flyer miles to enjoy than us common folk. I can’t even figure out how I would look across the aisle to a Middle Eastern person with the polarization of races and nationalities due to world politics at present. ICANN has the resources to hold the meetings online anyway, I am not convinced of the merit of these trips around the world.

Demand Media, a global player in the domain name registrar market, posted fourth quarter earnings and operations financial results. The surprising thing is, the operation of any registrar can be changeable with the market. The time was when everybody was throwing up a shingle trying to be a registrar, outpacing every competitor with gimmicks, clever marketing, and real value. But now you’re likely to see mere templates overlaid with old registrar subcontractors shilling for renewal income.

But Enom, one of Demand’s biggest flagship registrars, still has eleven million domain names. That’s a big chunk of the parking market right there. I’d like to know how many of those names are parked in programs other than those hosted by Demand Media. That might change some of those financial reporting numbers of the parent company this time next year.

Well, ICANN certainly raised a few eyebrows by cutting their sponsorship fee in half. But speculators remember when they doubled it, so it’s hard to feel the love on that. The rising concern over whether or not Triple Z adult TLD marketing and commerce will be appealing, let alone feasible is rising in the mainstream domaining industry. But will the Triple-X TLD bring a new breed of domain name buyers and sellers into the market?

The release of foreign country code top level domains has been an interesting experiment for the domain world, yet most investors and auction analysts still confirm that dot com is king. Generic names now popping up in the ccTLD spaces may be more subject to being targeted by WIPO actions or UDRP arbitration as a nice reward to the owners for their labors. Domainers have to keep an eye on their legal budget and their

I read an interview with the President of WIPO. The contention that copyright and trademark infringement protection is universally applicable eludes even the most conservative of domainers. Witness the endless logroll of headlines which tout cases that follow one case logic one domain name, and another individual set of standards the next. One thing is always a truism, cement the primary base of investment resources in the dot com for best returns.

Originally posted 2011-02-25 22:06:24. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

This is the age of the mobile domain name. Everyone has got not just a cellphone but a smartphone, an Internet portal users can hold in their hands in line at the fast food place, waiting for the movie to start in the theater, and waiting for the kids to come out of school. The mobile domain name website designer needs to feature an app for browsing site visitors to utilize. Just signalling one point on the landing page for mobile users is a start.

Everyone has got a cellphone. Infants and pets have cellphones. barbie has a cellphone and her doll has a cellphone. But not everyone likes the navigation or reduced footprint mobile access to Internet sites offer. My take on the mobile use of websites is that the visitation to any website can enjoy huge traffic bursts as long as there is a unique, standalone, easily navigable application (app). This can build in a number of directions.

I am confronted daily at my local bus stop by people who don’t know when the bus gets there. They are all holding cellphones. The reason they can’t access the local bus routes via internet is that the website for this service (mta.net) is the most bloated internet presence ever constructed. Getting schedule information is a tough dig.

Talk about a bloated online destination. Mta.net is the worst and most overpacked online enterprise I have ever seen, and its schedules are buried under a site map sinking under the weight of too much pablum.  The overdesign of this site reaches critical traffic stalls regularly and the bus schedule I normally use has a permanent error built into its Adobe page split between the 5th and 6th age of my most used bus schedule.

What if I made a website that featured the bus arrival times and schedules for my local bus stops in an easily mobile-navigable format for simplistic mobile phone users to track and access? It sounds like re-inventing the wheel. But if the data owners don’t like their wheels to be accessible to riders, someone else can showcase the wheel and its dynamics.

Navigating an Adobe brochure on a cellphone with a screen size the size of a Lorna Doone cookie doesn’t work for me.  But checking the schedule of the MTA bus route 183, MTA bus route 96, and MTA bus route 222 maps tos a series of clicks which culminate in (you guessed it) the entire multipage bus schedule download. This is awful to tab through on a numeric mobile phone keypad.

But what if a local website hosted these schedules in navigable form so that mobile users could grab their  data while waiting curbside? Furthermore, a fun marketing idea might be to print stickers with this url and slap them on the bus stops so people would get the idea. Instead of worried faces and unnecessary delays, bus riders could access schedules “on the hoof”.

If a vendor or internet source online offers data in an unpalatable format, there is no law that says you can’t repackage that data on your own site and garner the clicks. By identifying bad websites and poorly accessible data, webmasters of would-be mobile features can target a repackaging strategy and spread the word. And domainers promoting these sites may see some tasty traffic.

Originally posted 2010-07-28 16:23:21. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

The domain buying and selling world functions on its own, but the channel where the real websites predict which domain names can become blockbuster successes is also an ongoing dynamic in the domain game online. If you want to get started buying a domain name without a full plan of attack for an application, service, product topic or subject, here are some domaining “Rules of the Road”.

1. People Like What’s Free

Using a domain name for a website with the word “free” in it is a guaranteed selling point. Not just for the eventual resale of the domain name, but for ads that feature the url. Many links directories will want to feature ads about free products, material, services or participation sites that allows visitors to enjoy themselves or get an object or solution for free.

Free hints, free tips, free explained coaching sessions, free videos, free ebooks, free coupons, free links or free downloads are things online users want. Access to a website with free objects can be sold. Free translations, free access to trial games or memberships, or free real world wares can be compelling attractors for any website. Launch of a free website is easy as word tends to get around.

2. Browsers Like Short Names

The age of the long complicated url with multiple subdirectories is over. unless you have a talent and an enthusiasm for assigning read rights to individual directories or furnishing vulnerabilities to your hosting files, just get and use a short domain for type in ease of use. Short domains never go out of style. For brandable sites, solutions, and apps, choose a portfolio short name and go from there.

Short names become a cute sexy brand name people enjoy saying and emailing to others. If it isn’t an easily spelled name or a catchy would-be nonsense  word (Google, Yahoo) put it back on the domain shelf. The name should “say” something. if it sounds like  a verb or an alien spacecraft, so be it. But if people can’t remember it and type it easily, it won’t matter.

3. Online Means Tech Names

Tech names and technology websites are the sites people go to t find out what certain terms mean or how to deal with computer issues. People want to know what terms or new words mean and how they apply to everyday uses of devices, communication, or work. Tech names that correspond to new technologies or knowledge banks tend to be very discoverable.

Technology is growing so rapidly in so many different directions it’s hard not to miss a niche in technology without really trying. Exact terms and related “store” or “info” tech domains can have huge discoverability and SEO profile altitude. Grabbing new terms or first adopter words, medical slang or industry jargon and making it into a domain is a smart domainer trend.

4. Users Want Shortcuts

In the computer manuals and the dictionary type descriptions of programming features or user issues bore people to death. If internet users suspect their is a much easier way to do something, they are willing to find the way to it online.

Finding shortcuts to other shortcuts makes a great website. The shortcut website makes a great bookmark reference. Making a solution website discoverable means spreading the tech around. Those long-winded explanations are for nerds with time on their hands. Real internet users want cheat cheat, printable forms and downloadable documents.

5. Online Researchers Want Answers

A domain name that stands for a website with material that provides a way to solve a problem or ease up on a pain point is a highly desirable and shareable website. the domain name becomes a talking point. Think about how many times a day people have conversations with other people who have the same problems they do. If they can share a website url, they will repeat your domain name a dozen times a day and sell the concept for you.

6. Updates

Any name with “update” or “news’ has huge SEO potential. The instant discoverability of dated content which is current and well written will be repeatedly selected by research users and curious browsers alike. Just expanding press releases, rewriting clumsily written articles, and condensing information reports into readable content will attract hordes of online users. News domains quickly and easily become traffic domains.

Originally posted 2010-05-26 22:33:31. Republished by Blog Post Promoter