Comments on: Domainers as SEOs http://www.johnon.com/340/domainers-as-seos.html I think there's an opinion on that subject lying around here somewhere.... Sun, 26 May 2013 01:36:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.7 by: Ben Wilks http://www.johnon.com/340/domainers-as-seos.html#comment-38085 Wed, 18 Jul 2007 11:30:24 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/340/domainers-as-seos.html#comment-38085 IncrediBILL keywords are not so hard to crack with the right keyword domains, this has been the case for years now - nothing new. SEO's had all better factor into account all the parked generic keyword domains out there (I have) or you are bound for a nasty shock. I like 'Florida for Domainers' John and it will be interesting to see how far Google treats the situation ;) Domainers are currently getting shafted by Google and they know the traffic is worth more than they pay. IncrediBILL keywords are not so hard to crack with the right keyword domains, this has been the case for years now - nothing new. SEO’s had all better factor into account all the parked generic keyword domains out there (I have) or you are bound for a nasty shock. I like ‘Florida for Domainers’ John and it will be interesting to see how far Google treats the situation ;) Domainers are currently getting shafted by Google and they know the traffic is worth more than they pay.

]]> by: IncrediBILL http://www.johnon.com/340/domainers-as-seos.html#comment-36815 Thu, 12 Jul 2007 18:00:29 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/340/domainers-as-seos.html#comment-36815 I wouldn't say my site was overrun exactly as they don't target all the same keywords. However, they did come out of nowhere and snag the #1 position on a prime keyword ahead of sites even older and stronger than mine that previously held that spot. I ranked in the top 10 but previously the Wikipedia knocked out the #1 contender and then the domainer knocked out Wikipedia for #1. Now could the domainer overrun my site if they go after all my positions? That's the real question and the answer is most likely YES! based on how effortlessly they infiltrated such a hard to crack keyword. I wouldn’t say my site was overrun exactly as they don’t target all the same keywords. However, they did come out of nowhere and snag the #1 position on a prime keyword ahead of sites even older and stronger than mine that previously held that spot.

I ranked in the top 10 but previously the Wikipedia knocked out the #1 contender and then the domainer knocked out Wikipedia for #1.

Now could the domainer overrun my site if they go after all my positions?

That’s the real question and the answer is most likely YES! based on how effortlessly they infiltrated such a hard to crack keyword.

]]> by: Smirre http://www.johnon.com/340/domainers-as-seos.html#comment-36759 Thu, 12 Jul 2007 12:36:42 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/340/domainers-as-seos.html#comment-36759 (thnx for the linkz, always get good reading material out of your posts. ) (thnx for the linkz, always get good reading material out of your posts. )

]]> by: Ari http://www.johnon.com/340/domainers-as-seos.html#comment-36741 Thu, 12 Jul 2007 10:30:15 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/340/domainers-as-seos.html#comment-36741 only a $1.65? I'm doing some experiments with some domains I picked up at Snapnames, and I'm making more then that, just with type in/ left over search traffic. The domain will be profitable in about a month and a half.. not bad. only a $1.65? I’m doing some experiments with some domains I picked up at Snapnames, and I’m making more then that, just with type in/ left over search traffic. The domain will be profitable in about a month and a half.. not bad.

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