As of late i have been picking up more and more .org and .net domain names. Not only have i been picking them up i have been able to flip some as well for great prices. You may be saying what the hell do you want a .net or .org for? Well there are two reasons why i have been taking them: 1) Hardly any domainers like them so they are super cheap and i can usually get them with little to no competition 2) Since they are super generic they are easy to optimize and rise to the top of search engines.
Just those two factors alone are enough to make me spit out reg fee or even $100 at a drop house for a great domain name. Most of the time the extension of a domain will not matter for the most part in SEO. I could use a .info and make it to the first page if i did it right.
You would also be amazed at how many websites or companies use a crappy .com or the .net/.org versions of a domain name. Even if they own a crappy .com name quite a few will be more than happy to give up a couple hundred bucks to have a generic .net or .org that relates directly to what they are selling.
At this point you may be asking where i find the domain names to pick up. Well its pretty simple and it is an amazing website, its called FreshDrop.net. This site is so extensive and filled with stats that it is as easy as applying the filters and looking the domain names.
They have lists from godaddy all the way to ebay and everything in between. I usually scan most of the lists based on the criteria i put in and i get back some great domain names. The reason i say you can get great .net or .orgs for $13 a piece is because that’s how much they costs when you get them from TDNAM.
FreshDrop.net
So if you want to find some great domain names with out all the extra work go ahead and check out FreshDrop.net, it is totally worth it. Just as a disclaimer this is not how i find all of my names but is something that i check and scan just about everyday, a very useful tool that i think everyone should at least try.
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The first round of new domains have been published for sale on my domain marketplace, AQDN.com! Subscribers received an automated email alert yesterday when the new domain inventory was listed for sale.
You can also follow @AQDN on Twitter for even more instant updates.
Making Room For New Inventory
Domains currently listed on AQDN have been cleaned up, many past sales have been removed out of respect for the new owners.
Most importantly, I have discounted prices on almost every single domain! Some quality .COM names for as low as $35…
- ExperiencedAccountant.com – Just $35!
- SimplySubscribe.com - $35
- NetworkingProfiles.com – $35
- + more!
Check Out These Domain Deals…
Other strong brand names, product names, desirable keywords marked down to just $49!
- SkateboardGrip.com – Just $49!
- CoffeePitcher.com – $55
- PurifierFilter.com – $75
- ChargeableBattery.com – $55
- Cozers.com – $55
- Hapse.com – $75
- CaptionGame.com – $89!
- + more!
I’ve been acquiring additional high quality .com domains that will be listed for sale soon! So subscribe to AQDN by email to get the automated alerts.
Upcoming inventory has some of the best names yet and could be the quality domain you’ve been looking for at an affordable price!
This article is from DotSauce Magazine.
New Quality Domain Inventory and Discounts at AQDN.com
Although I believe a great domain name can help catapult a company’s website over others in search engine rankings, I believe the content on the site is as important when a person develops it. Owning Lowell.com and having the Lowell Spinners section at Lowell.com/lowell-spinners.php probably helps my website’s rankings (although the second “lowell” may be overkill”), it’s the good and fresh content that continues to drive people to the site during the season.
If your content isn’t accurate, some people may not even notice, and it’s just a bit of a disservice to them which they won’t realize until they bet a friend at a party and turn out to be wrong. Others who are experts on the topic, the people who might want to advertise on the site for example, will think it’s unprofessional if there are many errors. At best, they will send you a small email to point out your inaccuracies. At worst, they won’t return to your site and won’t contact you about advertising.
It’s also imperative that the content is unique to your site. Sure, a city’s history doesn’t change, but they way it’s presented should be unique to your website. Facts are facts, but oftentimes, one site leaves off some facts and each site’s information is different. Research is important to get facts correct, and that can mean researching a variety of trusted websites and offline sources for the correct information. Oftentimes, it can be as easy as calling on an expert to get the information. This is time consuming and expensive, but it’s well worth it.
Tomorrow, I will provide some insight in to hiring a good copywriter and preventing plagiarism/content theft. A domain name, cool web design, and great SEO are all very helpful to driving traffic, but good and unique content will keep visitors returning for a long time.
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