No I am just saying that those domains are not easy to get solled.
hehe. I know because you need an address in europe, while this Belgium guys from eurid never check an address
anyway are there other opinions? do you keep .eu names you have registered a year ago? (not only you Nick)
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« Reply #5 on: Mar 14, 2007, 01:41:18 pm »
bestforum and firstforum maybe worth keeping the others not so sure about obviously bestforum would make an interesting directory/top site style site. firstforum not so sure about but I would hold on to it, I suspect you can make more then you paid for it
bestforum and firstforum maybe worth keeping the others not so sure about obviously bestforum would make an interesting directory/top site style site. firstforum not so sure about but I would hold on to it, I suspect you can make more then you paid for it
Thanks Tim,
right for bestforum I had the idea to create a directory / topsite
the others are promoted via this durch outdoor toy related website: www.buitenspelen.eu
but never got an email about them...
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« Reply #7 on: Mar 16, 2007, 08:56:59 pm »
I like "bestforum" and firstforum"
You could start a site like Tim said on bestforum but on firstforum you could start a FREE forum hosting. phpBB for example.
As for parked domains I point them all to my web directory
Is this not a bad idea?
Can it not get you in trouble with google?
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« Reply #9 on: Aug 24, 2007, 06:14:20 pm »
why would it get you in trouble with Google, chances are parked domains have never been used so it would just be type in traffic, and if they have at least the domain is pointing somewhere useful and not just to a pile of adverts if you were google which would you prefer?
why would it get you in trouble with Google, chances are parked domains have never been used so it would just be type in traffic, and if they have at least the domain is pointing somewhere useful and not just to a pile of adverts if you were google which would you prefer?
what would happen if a competitior found out that you had another domain name pointing to your site and then they submitted it to Google, could this not seriously effect your websites ranking or get it removed from goolge for a few months?
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« Reply #13 on: Aug 26, 2007, 12:19:40 pm »
no redirecting using 301 just tells google the old (or non existant content) has now be moved to the new (already established domain).
Indeed your competitors submitting it on your behalf will probably help you, as you would gain at least 1 additional back link and maybe even some strange long tail traffic based of the URL.
no redirecting using 301 just tells google the old (or non existant content) has now be moved to the new (already established domain).
Indeed your competitors submitting it on your behalf will probably help you, as you would gain at least 1 additional back link and maybe even some strange long tail traffic based of the URL.
Is pointing a domain different then 301 redirecting it?
I have a few domain names that I wish to point to my domain, but I don't do it as I thought that I would get penalised by the search engines!
I'm sure someone told me that it was black hat seo and could land you in trouble ?
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« Reply #15 on: Aug 26, 2007, 09:58:52 pm »
I don't think this would be trouble. Many companies register several domains (eg. typos or keyword rich domains) that point to the same site, but they use only one domain to promote their business.