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.... Fri, 24 May 2013 16:22:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.7 by: SEO Keyword Domaineering http://www.johnon.com/332/domainers-seo.html#comment-128506 Sun, 04 Jan 2009 22:46:42 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/332/domainers-seo.html#comment-128506 D*** is the business of acquiring and monetizing Internet domain names for their use primarily....only own one or a few domain names. <em><strong>Editor's Note:</strong> Wow... nice drop of spammy content defining that odd misuse of Engineering. Reminds me of a poorly-written but authoritarian-sounding wikipedia entry. Please take the crappy user-generated content to the crappy UGC sites, not my blog...mmmkaythx.</em> D*** is the business of acquiring and monetizing Internet domain names for their use primarily….only own one or a few domain names.

Editor’s Note: Wow… nice drop of spammy content defining that odd misuse of Engineering. Reminds me of a poorly-written but authoritarian-sounding wikipedia entry. Please take the crappy user-generated content to the crappy UGC sites, not my blog…mmmkaythx.

]]> 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/)

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