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#63127 - 12/03/05 06:48 AM
Re: Best use of names in domain...
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depends on the intent of having these names. Are you reselling them?
There are two distinct markets when using the internet, one being your normal local service area, and the second being everything else. Your website domain name for your local market viewers should be short and recognizable using local attributes. These viewers are going to type in your address after having seen it in print. Everything elese is a toss up because viewers are largely there through links, whose text is typically different than the address.
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#63129 - 12/03/05 08:23 AM
Re: Best use of names in domain...
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If your not reselling, then reread my last post as it becomes more applicable.
The more general your site, the larger the competitive field, and the larger your costs of moving upward toward the idylic position of top search results page. Irrespective of what your domain name is. On the other hand, specialization allows you to carve out a market utilizing unique content which tends to have less resistance (competition) to boiling upwards.
Domain names are hugely important, but if it's not off top of mind, then it'll not be sought.
You can still garner reasonable traffic however, but it will be through content and link association. With that said, advertising your domain name that describes local attributes, will have your local market curious to it's offerings.
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This Google Custom search may do a better job of searching the forums for some keywords than the old forum search does. The results do not include threads from the Asset Managers Forum however. To search that forum you will need to be actually in the Asset Managers Forum and you will need to use the old forum search below.
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