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rgov
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# Posted: 14 Dec 2008 17:53
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Just to get this straight. When I research keywords that I plan to drive natural traffic to I what to look for high search volume with goggle results below 1 million and have the domain availible...is that correct? I believe he says advertising competition is of no importance if not using pay-per-click. ?? Thanks
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# Posted: 15 Dec 2008 03:08
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yea the higher the search volume the better.. chances are, its gonna be really hard to find the .com domain names for keywords. it could take you days to find the perfect combination of high search volume, low competition, and available domain name. You can still go for the .net, or .info domain names too. The higher advertising competition, the higher you will probably be paid for those keywords
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# Posted: 15 Dec 2008 06:20
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Ok great so we can use the .net ..ect. So lets say for example I'm researching the topic "eyeglasses" The eyeglasses.com is taken but I can get the myeyeglasses.net will that also work??
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# Posted: 15 Dec 2008 09:42
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rgov: Ok great so we can use the .net ..ect. So lets say for example I'm researching the topic "eyeglasses" The eyeglasses.com is taken but I can get the myeyeglasses.net will that also work??
Yep, but first try out the dash in between each keyword to see if you can reserve a ".com". For example, you'd try "my-eyeglasses.com". I'm sure you've noticed that Vishal has used dashes in his URL addy and does quite well with traffic and ranking 
Folks have a slight preference for the .com extension. Even so, the .net and .org extensions are familiar enough to use. They are more trusted than the other available extensions.
I'd only use the .info extension if you run out of options. It's better than many extension choices, but it's kinda luke warm in regards to trust.
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# Posted: 15 Dec 2008 09:45
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Thanks that clears-up a lot!
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# Posted: 15 Dec 2008 10:48
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so then do I need to check the google results of that phrase that is available in this case"my-eyeglasses.com" and hope the results are under a million? Am I on the right track?
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# Posted: 15 Dec 2008 14:22
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put the keyword phrase in quotes when you are checking the google competition. I usually go for it if there is less than 100,000 websites. Also, when you type it in without quotes, check to see what sorts of websites are on the first 2 pages.. If you see a lot of authority sites, such as wikipedia, webmd, and goverment sites all dominating the first page, that are nearly impossible to compete with, I wouldn't go for that keyword. If you see websites on the first couple pages that are ezinearticles, other article sites, and sites that you think you can overtake, go for it. Thats just the strategy I use and it works well every time.
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# Posted: 15 Dec 2008 16:17
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# Posted: 22 Dec 2008 11:46
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I am having a problem with my google ads being relevant just on the first page. When you click on the other posts the ads ARE relevant. But the first thing you see when you enter the site is non-relevant ads and this is bad. My site finally got to the first page of google and this is messing me up as far as money goes.
I've done everything google suggested and even installed a plug in to try and help nothing works. I emailed and they said they were too busy to respond to my request so I'm at a dead end. I applied to Yahoo ads, but would like to know if anyone has any ideas on what else I can do.
I don't understand how other post ads can be relevant and not the most important one. Every new post is stuck with non-relevant ads until it becomes an old post. It's weird I don't get it.
Thanks to anyone who may know what is going on. If you don't want to answer here please PM me.
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# Posted: 22 Dec 2008 11:53
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Oops, I thought this was an adsense thread and when I went back to read it's not. So maybe I need to move this so it will be in the right place. Sorry, however if anyone has an answer I still need help.
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# Posted: 22 Dec 2008 21:08
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Find the .com domain you're looking for.
Not available?
Find the .net equivalent.
Not available?
Find add prefixes and suffixes like my, site, zone, the, etc.
Not available?
Add dashes to the domain.
rgov: Ok great so we can use the .net ..ect. So lets say for example I'm researching the topic "eyeglasses" The eyeglasses.com is taken but I can get the myeyeglasses.net will that also work??
Yes, but try eyeglasses.net first then myeyeglasses.com.
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