Best posts by GeoFan
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Email Extractor For Finding End-Users
Sounds like a very good way to help automate ... identify, target, prioritize some prospective contacts. ---------- Post added at 08:24 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:16 AM ---------- Even if you cannot scrape emails from many sites, you could possibly identify any “Contact Us” or...- Points: 1
- Post #2
- Section: Business Development
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eCop.com - Please report any experiences
Won an auction on CAX.com this week, and the transaction was very smoothly handled on eCop. Email notifications about each step of the process. Everything went very smoothly, the system worked well.- Points: 1
- Post #23
- Section: Escrow Service Reviews
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Would you post your dev. mini-site(s) please?
End user mini site (local + profession) MorganHillAttorney.com Attorney, lawyer, etc. End user mini site with contact info. Seems better than a parked page.- Points: 1
- Post #2,278
- Section: Domain Parking and Traffic Monetization
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Google Algorithm Changes for Exact Match Domains
As long as it all looks natural and not over optimized, there should be no problem. PM me with some specifics if you want more info. Link anchor text should also look random and natural. Do not over optimize link anchor text. Variety is good. Keywords are okay. URLs are okay. Mixture of...- Points: 1
- Post #30
- Section: Domain News ≫ Handpicked
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EMD (exact match domain) Update ... 2 weeks later.
If you haven't already read about it, start here. Google this: Google EMD update Matt Cutts Read that stuff. It's very scary. Looks like Google killed all EMD benefit at the end of September 2012? My own take, with over 5 years of SEO experience is this: :imho: If your site does not meet...- Points: 1
- Post #1
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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When It Comes To Keywords, What Is Considered A Good...
As of 9/28/2012 Google now ranks low quality sites for EMD (Exact Match Domain) as if there were no keywords in the domain name. Plugging another SEO hole in the Google Algo. Read Google This: Google EMD Matt Cutts. Now, there SEEMS to be some threshhold for site quality before you get the...- Points: 1
- Post #5
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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domain South_Carolina_[dot]_SC
Idea ... subdomain potential? Columbia.SouthCarolina (dot) SC Charleston.SouthCarolina (dot) SC etc... That is something that could be developed for some purpose... directories, tour guides, real estate, maybe?- Points: 1
- Post #15
- Section: Domain Appraisal
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Domain sniffing !
If you are searching for a generic kind of domain name, there may be many others also looking. With good results, I have been using the WHOIS and the domain name suggestion tool at domaintools. com/buy/domain-suggestions/ I think that one MAY be safe. I have used others and had the...- Points: 1
- Post #49
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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[GEO] tradename. com or tradename [GEO] . com? Which would be more valuable?
How would you value these differently? For instance, AtlantaAttorney .com ~~ or ~~ AttorneyAtlanta .com or Real Estate [CITY] .com ~~ or ~~ [CITY] Real Estate .com Any opinions about valuations, or is there no difference, or does it simply depend on how the clients wants to brand...- Points: 1
- Post #1
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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Hello all you NamePros!
Domain Apex is short and sweet, but Iconic Domains also has some zing to it, and could be easier to remember? Sleep on it. Whatever you decide, will become your brand.- Points: 1
- Post #7
- Section: Domain Beginners
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Hello all you NamePros!
A good domain name should be short, easy to remember, easy to say, easy to spell, and have positive connotations. I'd vote for Domain Apex.- Points: 1
- Post #5
- Section: Domain Beginners
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Startup “LLLL LLC” now owns "LLLL-LLC.com" wants to UDRP "LLLL.com"?
Depends on your time zone and the International Date Line and keeping your good sense of humor!- Points: 0
- Post #41
- Section: Legal Discussion
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Startup “LLLL LLC” now owns "LLLL-LLC.com" wants to UDRP "LLLL.com"?
One more thing.. SEO is real. As a domainer you should know SEO basics and branding, yes? Having both LLLLLLC. com and LLLL-LLC. com can be used for both SEO and Brand protection purposes. If you want to know more, this gets highly technical with 301 redirects and REL-Canonical and...- Points: 0
- Post #39
- Section: Legal Discussion
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Startup “LLLL LLC” now owns "LLLL-LLC.com" wants to UDRP "LLLL.com"?
Nailed it!- Points: 0
- Post #37
- Section: Legal Discussion
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Startup “LLLL LLC” now owns "LLLL-LLC.com" wants to UDRP "LLLL.com"?
Thanks again. Very interesting and recent LLLL DN discussion here at the Morgan Linton blog :: http://morganlinton.com/is-now-the-best-time-to-buy-or-sell-llll-coms/ Seems that a top DN PRO is saying LLLL. Com values are on the wane. Dutch tulip bulbs, anyone? I've been very sick for two...- Points: 0
- Post #29
- Section: Legal Discussion
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Startup “LLLL LLC” now owns "LLLL-LLC.com" wants to UDRP "LLLL.com"?
Owner reaffirms that he is happy and more than satisfied with LLLL-LLC. com (and LLLLLLC. com for coverage of branding for now) and does NOT want to nor need to invest in any expensive domain names. It's not envisioned ever to be anything like a global brand. It is a LOCAL SMALL BUSINESS and NOT...- Points: 0
- Post #27
- Section: Legal Discussion
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Startup “LLLL LLC” now owns "LLLL-LLC.com" wants to UDRP "LLLL.com"?
It's a small, local-business startup and has no profit or even income forecast for this year. Marketing budget is $200 for the year. (Local, small-business, startup in planning stages now.) Registered LLLL-LLC .com and LLLLLLC. com for now. Both pointed to a simple landing page for now...- Points: 0
- Post #22
- Section: Legal Discussion
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Startup “LLLL LLC” now owns "LLLL-LLC.com" wants to UDRP "LLLL.com"?
Ok. Thanks for your perspectives. My client, the LLC business owner, is currently very happy with his LLLL-LLC.com. Since he said his budget for a domain name is about $200, looks like the LLLL.com is out of the question, since the current owner is a huge DN investor with tens of thousands...- Points: 0
- Post #17
- Section: Legal Discussion
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Startup “LLLL LLC” now owns "LLLL-LLC.com" wants to UDRP "LLLL.com"?
Footnotes ... By the way, thanks for all the very very interesting input and professional DN investor perspective. . . I must admit I'm quite an amateur at this. But I do have some limited experience over the last 10 years with more than a few hundred domain names. . . One of my clients...- Points: 0
- Post #15
- Section: Legal Discussion
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Startup “LLLL LLC” now owns "LLLL-LLC.com" wants to UDRP "LLLL.com"?
Reasonable LLLL.com valuation? It just happens that I have acquired more than a few nice LLLL.com for under $150 each over the last five years. Average price paid was actually under $100 each. So, I have some (but only a little) experience in this area, and have never paid more than $200 for...- Points: 0
- Post #14
- Section: Legal Discussion
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