Why Buy an Aged Domain There are a number of a reasons for purchasing an old site, some of the most common are. Competition: Purchasing a competitor in your niche can sometimes be a lot easier than attempting to outrank them. Link Equity: Aged domains can pass on link equity to a money site. I wouldn't recommend 301 redirecting aged domains for link equity if they are not related to your market. Domain Name: You may just want to purchase a domain name that is more suited to your ...
*This is a guest post by A.J. Wilcox* Domain names are a funny thing. They are a low-cost, high-value item that many domainers have long used as a moneymaking tool. If you were first to the game, you could pick up some extremely important domain names. If you’re just now getting into the game, you are likely finding out why so many companies are choosing arbitrary names that...
*The following tip was shared by Eric Gesinski who does SEO in Tulsa, OK* There are two quick tricks to getting a jump start on SEO for a new site. They work better than they should (in many people's opinion), but nevertheless - they do work. 1) Buy a domain containing your primary keyword(s). By purchasing a domain with your primary keywords (if it's available), the search engines will...
That's a frequent question I get from my clients. Really, apart from taking care of internal anchor text and adding links with proper text yourself, is there any way to control the anchor text of naturally acquired external in-links? Let's find a few ways together: Get a domain name containing your keyword: Putting aside all debates about whether domain name plays any direct role in the search ranking algorithm, there's no denying the fact that most people...
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