Comments on: Here Come the Domainers http://www.johnon.com/332/domainers-seo.html I think there's an opinion on that subject lying around here somewhere.... Thu, 20 Nov 2008 10:01:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.7 by: Top-Level Domain Management http://www.johnon.com/332/domainers-seo.html#comment-127995 Mon, 14 Jul 2008 19:07:53 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/332/domainers-seo.html#comment-127995 The real geniuses of SEO do not consult because they are heavily into domaining and are making a killing at it. Plus, with the new ICANN ruling to open up gTLDs I can only forcast continued growth in domaining with incredible niche opportunities around every corner. Great post. <strong>@TLD </strong><em>I am always willing to argue that "real SEOs don't work for clients" bit, because I enjoy working for select clients/projects and I suspect I always will. So I know better than to make sweeping statements like that. I understand the concept, but it's simply not the case for several brilliant SEO people I know. We're at a change point anyway... consulting models are shifting, and the issue will go away soon anyway. As for the domaining comment, absofreakinlootely. The future looks bright! </em> The real geniuses of SEO do not consult because they are heavily into domaining and are making a killing at it.

Plus, with the new ICANN ruling to open up gTLDs I can only forcast continued growth in domaining with incredible niche opportunities around every corner.

Great post.

@TLD I am always willing to argue that “real SEOs don’t work for clients” bit, because I enjoy working for select clients/projects and I suspect I always will. So I know better than to make sweeping statements like that. I understand the concept, but it’s simply not the case for several brilliant SEO people I know. We’re at a change point anyway… consulting models are shifting, and the issue will go away soon anyway. As for the domaining comment, absofreakinlootely. The future looks bright!

]]> by: Susan http://www.johnon.com/332/domainers-seo.html#comment-127957 Tue, 01 Jul 2008 00:35:43 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/332/domainers-seo.html#comment-127957 Almost a year now since this post and picking up domains and building strength to them has become more and more popular. Please keep up your writing, I do enjoy reading these posts although not an accomplished SEO, I am learning. Thanks. Almost a year now since this post and picking up domains and building strength to them has become more and more popular. Please keep up your writing, I do enjoy reading these posts although not an accomplished SEO, I am learning. Thanks.

]]> by: » Favorite SEO Blog Posts - John Andrews - johnon.com http://www.johnon.com/332/domainers-seo.html#comment-53455 Tue, 02 Oct 2007 19:27:25 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/332/domainers-seo.html#comment-53455 [...] Here Come the Domainers [...] […] Here Come the Domainers […]

]]> by: Melissa Chang http://www.johnon.com/332/domainers-seo.html#comment-51173 Fri, 21 Sep 2007 17:54:41 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/332/domainers-seo.html#comment-51173 I really enjoyed your post. Especially poignant for the purposes of my article was Frank Schilling's comment on what you had to say - creating conversations is a very cool thing. And thanks for the thoughtful analysis. Also - the link to my post has changed (shuffling things around with the new blog - the correct URL is http://www.16thletter.com/2007/09/20/the-death-of-domain-name-speculation/) I really enjoyed your post. Especially poignant for the purposes of my article was Frank Schilling’s comment on what you had to say - creating conversations is a very cool thing. And thanks for the thoughtful analysis. Also - the link to my post has changed (shuffling things around with the new blog - the correct URL is http://www.16thletter.com/2007/09/20/the-death-of-domain-name-speculation/)

]]> by: 16th letter » Blog Archive » The death of domain name speculation http://www.johnon.com/332/domainers-seo.html#comment-50893 Thu, 20 Sep 2007 13:42:46 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/332/domainers-seo.html#comment-50893 [...] As John Andrews put it in his blog, “The next wave of the competitive Internet has arrrived, and it’s driven by the Domainers. No, not parked pages, and no, not typo squatters. Domainers as publishers.” [...] […] As John Andrews put it in his blog, “The next wave of the competitive Internet has arrrived, and it’s driven by the Domainers. No, not parked pages, and no, not typo squatters. Domainers as publishers.” […]

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