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Will You Add? - Multiple Domain Names: Use Keywords to Help Customers Find You
When was the last time you were so impressed by a business that you just had to tell someone about it? Sadly, it’s probably been a while, but if you’re an entrepreneur, this represents a tremendous opportunity. Just think of the business potential that’s out there just waiting to be r
You may want to register misspellings of your name or business name, so that peop
Once time was money. Now it is more valuable than money. A McKinsey study reports that, on average, companies lose 33% of after-tax profit when they ship products six months late, as compared with losses of 3.5% when they overspend 50% on product development. More and more, advanced
Do you know that you can have several domain names all pointing to the same Web site? There are several reasons you may want to have multiple URLs. For example, you might register URLs containing your company name, product name, and descriptive keywords. They could each point to a unique site, or they could all point to the same site or specific landing pages within a site.
I recently had to buy a replacement glass tray for my microwave oven. (Have you ever seen what happens when a heavy piece of glass hits a tile floor? It is actually sort of spectacular, although I do not recommend you try it.) I figured that I would call a few appliance stores and have a replacement in no time. But everyone said it would be weeks to get the tray I needed. I went online and ended up at a site called MicrowaveGlassTray.com. Really. I had the tray in just a few days.
The microwave store I bought from was not named Microwave Glass Tray. They may have several domains registered with keywords for the various products and services they offer. I found them because I was looking for a microwave glass tray. Having keywords for which your customers search in your domain name will help your ranking in search results. And, some people may stumble onto your site by typing in the keywords with a .com at the end.
You may want to register misspellings of your name or business name, so that peopl
Several weeks ago I asked my Newsletter subscribers to send me their biggest sales challenges. So far, I have received 275 challenges. While I am still in the process of categorizing them, Inoticed that a number of them mentioned "Closing the sale" as yourbiggest challenge. Cl
I recently had to buy a replacement glass tray for my microwave oven. (Have you ever seen what happens when a heavy piece of glass hits a tile floor? It is actually sort of spectacular, although I do not recommend you try it.) I figured that I would call a few appliance stores and have a replacement in no time. But everyone said it would be weeks to get the tray I needed. I went online and ended up at a site called MicrowaveGlassTray.com. Really. I had the tray in just a few days.
The microwave store I bought from was not named Microwave Glass Tray. They may have several domains registered with keywords for the various products and services they offer. I found them because I was looking for a microwave glass tray. Having keywords for which your customers search in your domain name will help your ranking in search results. And, some people may stumble onto your site by typing in the keywords with a .com at the end.
You may want to register misspellings of your name or business name, so that peop
Students with entrepreneurial mindsets begin thinking about starting their own business on the internet as early as high school. Some of the college students are already doing business online, some hugely successful. Why are they targeting the internet? Most students, mainly college
I recently had to buy a replacement glass tray for my microwave oven. (Have you ever seen what happens when a heavy piece of glass hits a tile floor? It is actually sort of spectacular, although I do not recommend you try it.) I figured that I would call a few appliance stores and have a replacement in no time. But everyone said it would be weeks to get the tray I needed. I went online and ended up at a site called MicrowaveGlassTray.com. Really. I had the tray in just a few days.
The microwave store I bought from was not named Microwave Glass Tray. They may have several domains registered with keywords for the various products and services they offer. I found them because I was looking for a microwave glass tray. Having keywords for which your customers search in your domain name will help your ranking in search results. And, some people may stumble onto your site by typing in the keywords with a .com at the end.
You may want to register misspellings of your name or business name, so that peop
Every television viewer has seen the infomercial spot showing the forlorn, wanna-be inventor, crushed, their idea being successfully marketed by another party. He did not get a patent. The answer offered in the commercial, contact an invention Submission Company, get a patent, market yo
The microwave store I bought from was not named Microwave Glass Tray. They may have several domains registered with keywords for the various products and services they offer. I found them because I was looking for a microwave glass tray. Having keywords for which your customers search in your domain name will help your ranking in search results. And, some people may stumble onto your site by typing in the keywords with a .com at the end.
You may want to register misspellings of your name or business name, so that peop
You've got your web site online. You're on top of the search engines. You have killer web site copy. Now all you have to do is wait for the sales to roll in right? Well … not exactly.In the last five years of working with all types of businesses, the most common
You may want to register misspellings of your name or business name, so that people who enter the wrong spelling of your company name, for example, still reach your site. If you have changed Web URLs, you could have both the old and the new names pointing to the new site.
The mechanics of this are simple. An easy way is to set up forwarding with your domain registrar. That's the place where you selected and registered the domain name. Some will allow you to redirect the domain name you registered to any URL.
Make it easy for your customers to remember you by using simple, descriptive URLs--and use more than one, if that will help customers find you.
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