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Win Your Bingo, self evident use. I have a lot of win your domains and have them mostly developed to a point. I try to put up something on a site to get the rank and search visibility. Nice keywords. What do you think and where can I place it?
 
Wouldn't the true term be Win At Bingo?
 
without a site or PR - not much im affraid
 
without a site or PR - not much im affraid

Was the site down or something? The domain is only a few months old and there is a site there and it already has PR1.

Let's pretend there is a site and PR then and perhaps give an effort at evaluating what is there?

Thanks

---------- Post added at 04:42 AM ---------- Previous post was at 04:33 AM ----------

Wouldn't the true term be Win At Bingo?

You are correct.

The search engines usually drop "the," "at," "your," and even "original" from important terms on a site. "Win" and "Bingo" are the terms to go for as well as "bingo" and "codes" as well as "free play." It might be why the title on home page is "Win At Bingo best Bingo Sites Bingo codes."

There is a site, it is tuned for search optimization, but on things I thought might fit it. The domain is only 4 months old and does have some PR.


I am thinking that some of the bingo sites have really poor names, as they search for domains with punch, this might stick out and be worth more than its renewal fees.
 
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