MSNBC article on PPC (worth reading)

[brian1234]

Interesting article about PPC (could we
see a change in how domains are monetised
in the future?).

Here's the link:
http://msnbc.msn.com/id/12911639

 

[Rubber DuckRubber Duck is verified member.]

<<They typically don't get enough traffic to make it to the top of Google or Yahoo! search engine results.>>

Well the writer obviously understands nothing about SEO, so I didn't waste my time reading the rest!

 

[VioxxLawyers]

I dont think that article was interesting. The writer really didnt know anything about the specific subject he tried to cover.

 

[saatmarket]

thank you for the link

 

[demo]

Interesting stuff.. man there are some big players in this market!

I do agree landing pages with actual content will help create repeat visits.

 

[BobDiGiTaL]

Not everyone is convinced that hoarding generic-sounding domain names is a solid strategy, however.

I think it is a very solid stradegy.

 

[Rubber DuckRubber Duck is verified member.]

Interesting stuff.. man there are some big players in this market!

I do agree landing pages with actual content will help create repeat visits.

Yes, I have to hand it to the ASCII guys of Domaining 1.0. They have really prepared the stage for the second wave of Domaining, i.e. IDN.

I think it is a very solid stradegy.

Providing meaningful content can only really be achieved by turning yourself into an end user. For Directories that makes a huge amount of sense, but once you have to start carrying inventory and setting up online payment systems to make the business model work then that is beyond the scope and compitence of most domainers. Most of them struggle to pick a half viable name in the first place!

 

[touchring]

Actually, one of them, Netster?? already got better idns than all of us on dnf combined.

 

[Rubber DuckRubber Duck is verified member.]

Actually, one of them, Netster?? already got better idns than all of us on dnf combined.

Well that I didn't know. Give a rundown of their top ten!

 

[domainuncle]

Yes for domainers it was just a general article. But for public who does not have much idea into domaining this article is good.

 

[brian1234]

Actually, one of them, Netster?? already got better idns than all of us on dnf combined.

Yes, Netster appear to have many excellent IDN's,
in '.com.' I have about two dozen of their IDN.com
ccTLD counterparts, in .cn and .jp. If my own findings
are anything to go by, I think Netster must have 'got
in' (to IDN) at least a few years or so ago...

In any case, if you are a IDN.com speculator then
you will be quite envious of some of their names,
that's for sure...