Subdomains A Wasted Resource

2007-08-21 Posted at 06:11:32 PM

Why are subdomains a wasted resource with many hosting accounts?
Lets explore ways to turn this around and save you huge sums of money.
Let's look at the following URLs and see which would be most beneficial to you:

yourdomain.com/traffic-exchanges

OR

traffic-exchanges.yourdomain.com

If you think about it for a minute, you would realize the second URL would
generate more response because the link that the visitor will click on has
traffic-exchanges at the beginning of the link. Doesn't it look like it's a complete
site on the subject of traffic exchanges? The second URL should get a similar
response to having the URL traffic-exchanges.com.

Let's do something that's a lot cheaper and easier than buying a separate
domain name for each item you want to advertise (and best of luck buying
a good domain name like traffic-exchanges.com !). The benefit of using
subdomains as described above bodes very well with search engines.

What does that mean for you?
You are more likely to get clicks and visitors even if your page is not number one
in the search engine listings. Subdomains are treated like a separate domain by the
search engines - bringing many benefits for search engine optimization (SEO).

More Info About Subdomains

George & Diane Culp
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Accused Spammer - Wouldn't Want To Be You!

2007-08-17 Posted at 11:29:41 PM

You - Mr or Ms. Internet Marketer better pay attention - this

story could have your name attached to it - as an accused

spammer!

Can you ever imagine all the hell you must go through when you

are innocent of spamming but been labeled as such by ISPs and

other spam policing sites?

We have personally been living that hell and it's not one bit of

fun!  This is just the tip of the iceberg and is nightmarish to

correct.

What if you couldn't even deliver email to your friends because

some site thinks you are a spammer?  Think it won't happen to

you?  We hope it doesn't!

Just goes to show ya when you think your security and passwords

are strong, airtight and nobody can "hijack" your site - BAM! 

Gotcha!

For messy details and steps to correct this rabid saga - read the

full story here.

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