subject: Tips In Buying Cool Domain Names [print this page] If you did buy cool domain names and put nothing behind them, and directed them off to your site, Google is now smart enough to say, we know what you're doing. However, some of them will still rank if it's got the keyword in there and you can do some link building to them to get them ranked, according to build my rank review. I think they'll wise up to it because if you think about it, what's Google's intent? It wants to provide the best user experience. I think it's an ok strategy and it will work and it still works at the moment, but the longevity of it over a long time is doubtful.
So that's why typically I don't recommend 301 redirects as an internet entrepreneur. I recommend building a blog on the back end, building it out of good domain names, adding value and then using that as a feeder site, a site that drives the traffic back to your primary site. When choosing a domain name, it's not always necessary to lead with a geo modifier.
When you look at doing some keyword research about directory maximizer review, we've tried swapping, having the geo modifier up the back, for example, SEO Services Melbourne versus Melbourne SEO Services. Google will lump the two together so it's hard to get the Analytics to break it apart. In these spaces it's still not very competitive, so at the moment, I would think in my mind, if I can get a local based domain, that's my primary preference. It doesn't really matter either side but, let's say one side's gone, like melbourne seo services has gone, shift the keyword over to the other side seo services melbourne, because I like the idea of local based domain name.
At the moment it is still very early days. I think over time, if I look at some of our other spaces, sometimes if you do a keyword search and the keywords are in a different order, you'll get two different results on the results pages. I think it's still very early days that you register these cool domain names. In time that will happen though.
However, it can be a wise move to be buying up domains right now in your niche and in your space and just doing 301 redirect, not for any other benefit than just owning the space. Forget the link benefit that you may or may not get after reading internet marketing reviews, it's actually wise to be going and buying as many domains as you can because it is $25 a year. Go and buy ten, $250 a year, it's going to stop your competitors. Back in the 1930s, if you could buy a beach front property for $10,000, you'd do it. It's one of those things, you do it while you can because there's not much competition out there.
There are people out there who are literally building business models around ranking for Melbourne dentist and then just selling the leads. They're not actually dentists themselves, they are just building web based portals and selling leads and they're coming quickly. So I think it's wise to go out there and grab some of these cool domain names, so you just actually own the property.
