Real estate domains
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Are you looking for domain ideas, or ideas on how to use domains to promote your business?
There are two schools of thought on web site promotion: 1) Just have one site and keep adding content and sections to it to cover all the products and services you want to offer. This would include on the locations that you want to work in and find customers. And 2) Have a great main site, but then have a number of "mini-sites" that are hightly optimized for a specific topic, like "Homes in Bellview". In general, I recommend that clients use the first approach, since building and maintaining a lot of small sites may not be worth the effort needed. For example, rather than get 100 links to 5 sites, you can just get 500 links to one site and the effect should be more concentrated.
But if I approach what you are asking as a domainer, I would have one site and then research what keyword phrases are being searched for that apply to your business.
Once I have a list of those keywords that people are using, I would then buy a number of domains that have those keywords and park them all on my main site. The idea would be that if a parked domain can get some traffic, why not make sure that traffic all goes to my web site? At a cost of about $10 a year, it would not take much traffic for this to be worthwhile.
Here is a small sample of what people are searching for with the number of times they searched in the past month:
There are two schools of thought on web site promotion: 1) Just have one site and keep adding content and sections to it to cover all the products and services you want to offer. This would include on the locations that you want to work in and find customers. And 2) Have a great main site, but then have a number of "mini-sites" that are hightly optimized for a specific topic, like "Homes in Bellview". In general, I recommend that clients use the first approach, since building and maintaining a lot of small sites may not be worth the effort needed. For example, rather than get 100 links to 5 sites, you can just get 500 links to one site and the effect should be more concentrated.
But if I approach what you are asking as a domainer, I would have one site and then research what keyword phrases are being searched for that apply to your business.
Once I have a list of those keywords that people are using, I would then buy a number of domains that have those keywords and park them all on my main site. The idea would be that if a parked domain can get some traffic, why not make sure that traffic all goes to my web site? At a cost of about $10 a year, it would not take much traffic for this to be worthwhile.
Here is a small sample of what people are searching for with the number of times they searched in the past month:
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