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Amazing Domain Names - 5 Maximum Steps to Impact Your Domains

By Sean R. Mize

Creating a good impression online begins with your domain name. If it is well thought-out, short, easy to remember, and very descriptive on what you offer, you can be assured that it will leave a mark on your potential clients’ minds that can lead to frequent visits to your website.

1. Make it keyword-rich. You would want to attract search engine traffic to your website, right? One of the best ways to do that is make your domain name keyword-rich so it will show up on related searches.

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High PageRank Domain Fraud

EF NOTE: This is for those among you who want to buy domains based on their Google PageRank (PR) ratings, and are willing to pay a premium for higher PRs. Shopping through registrars like GoDaddy and auction sites like eBay for good, clever and very marketable domains without regard to PR (and their higher prices) don’t have to be quite as worried about the “fraud” described here, but you may still want to use some of the really helpful domain checker tools mentioned in this very useful article.

By Jerry West

This article covers the rising rate of fraud in the industries of selling expired and used domains.

I recently purchased some good and seemingly well-established domains (they had good PageRanks) from a broker. However, when I “got them home” so to speak, they were far from what I thought I had purchased. In my investigation into this, it was clear the domains I had purchased — and many of the domains being sold today from brokers (especially on eBay) — are littered with fraud.

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Tags: fraud, pagerank

3 Reasons to Buy an Existing Domain Name

By Deanna Mascle

When the time comes to set up your own Internet business one of your first thoughts is to buy a domain name to establish a website for your new business. You may spend a lot of time dreaming up possible names and testing their availability, but there is another option you should consider — buying an existing domain name.

There are a number of advantages to buying an existing domain name and if you do not yet have your heart set on a new domain name, you could find an existing domain name available at a price not much greater than you will pay for a fresh name.

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Tags: buying domains, selling domains

3 Easy Ways to Make Money With Spare Domain Names

By Kathy Burns-Millyard

Domain names are dirt cheap these days and so easy to get that it seems like everyone has at least one. Many online affiliate marketers tend to collect domain names though… either they have a new business idea and register a domain name for it, or they simply come across a fantastic domain which isn’t already registered.

So they register domains. In many cases, lots of these domains end up just lying around unused — there just isn’t enough time to develop every single idea you come up with.

You don’t have to let your unused domains just sit around gathering dust. There are actually many ways you can make money from them; here are three of the easiest.

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Tags: blog, domains, wordpress

Drive Free Targeted Traffic From Search Engines With Keyword-Rich Domain Names

By Bryan Hufford

We are always looking for ways to increase traffic to our website for free. Did you know that some of the best, free, targeted search engine traffic can result just from your domain name alone? Domain names that are keyword rich or specific to your niche can result in higher rankings on the search engines. And higher rankings means more targeted traffic to your website, completely free.

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Valuable Advice When Investing in Domain Names

By R Scott Hall

Domain names, when wisely invested, can be quite lucrative, just as investing in real estate would be. It’s picking the right name, following the registration requirements and selling or trading at the right time. With any investment, you want to be well informed of exactly how and when you can turn a profit, and there are important considerations before you want to even make your purchase.

The shortest name is almost always the better option. Phrases are OK, and some of them will get a lot of hits to your site or get you plenty of offers for decent money, but keep in mind when people are doing searches, they usually just put one or two words. The less words, the more hits you are likely to get.

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Tags: domains, godaddy