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[Kamil]

Hi

How to cover domain, I'm mean :

I want have site url http://przeor.com when whos visit my hop site

not like this http://domainhop.com/domain.cool?domain=przeor.com

HOW make IT ?

Best Regards
Kamil

 

[Mark]

If your Domain Register allows url "Framing" - Just forward it to :

http://domainhop.com/domain.cool?domain=przeor.com

You may be able to edit Meta Tags this way as well

Really Depends on "Free" Services allowed with the Register ~

 

[Premium]

What you need to do is this:

Go to Domainhop
Login into your account
Go to User Prefences
Then Click Domain Information

Read that page and you should know what to do next

 

[IAmAllanShore]

Hi

How to cover domain, I'm mean :

I want have site url http://przeor.com when whos visit my hop site

not like this http://domainhop.com/domain.cool?domain=przeor.com

HOW make IT ?

Best Regards
Kamil

Easiest was is just to use your registrar to "forward" (as previously mentioned) your domain instead of setting the nameservers.

-Allan

 

[netPH]

based on my experience..... using dh nameserver counts traffic effectively than frame/url forwarding

 

[trishan]

But forwarding is quicker and easier am I correct?

 

[unholy1]

You can keep your domain name intact using Framed URL forwarding if your registrar allows it.

However, Using DH nameservers gives you the advantage of not loosing 404 traffic which tends to happen when using forwarding. Besides you still have part of your domain name intact i.e. domainname.com resolves to domainname.com/domain.cool using DH nameservers.

Another advantage of using DH nameservers is that the domain gets indexed and is ranked higher on Google.
Ex. www.johnnytapia .com - parked on DH using their NS is now topranked (No.1) for the search term "johnny tapia" and "tapia" out of 988,000 indexed in addition to having a google PR of 4. It was previously listed on the 4th page with no PR when I was still using Forwarding, so that is a big improvement.

Since using DH for about 5 months most of my domains on DH nameservers tend to get Google PR anywhere between 3 to 5.

It is always advisable to set the nameservers to that of the parking program be it DH or DS. The exemption would of course be Sedo as their nameservers don't catch subdomain traffic.

 

[IAmAllanShore]

The PR change was not a result of moving from forwarding to nameservers, but instead a result of Google's multiple PR updates of recent (That had been a long time coming).

-Allan

 

[netPH]

The exemption would of course be Sedo as their nameservers don't catch subdomain traffic.

true..... that's one problem..... and I had lots of old subdomain traffic that's why I play around DH and DS

 

[unholy1]

The PR change was not a result of moving from forwarding to nameservers, but instead a result of Google's multiple PR updates of recent (That had been a long time coming).

-Allan

Perhaps, but Google does tend to penalize domains that are frame forwarded with regards to PR, they do get indexed though but listed lower.
I have 25 other domains on DH using forwarding with so much more backlinks, traffic and relevant keywords but have 0 PR, whereas I have a few crappy .infos using DH NS with practically no backlinks and no traffic with PR 3 or 4.
Of course with Google nothing is certain, I may loose all these PR when they next change their ranking algorithms.

 

[banners2go]

unholy1,

are you saying that I could simply take one of my inactive domains, change its dns to domainhop and then have a pr4 or 5 domain?