Domain Names and Faster Ranking

Nov 23
21:32

2014

Aaron Pugh

Aaron Pugh

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I wanted to share a simple trick that I recently used with great success. First,Domain Names and Faster Ranking Articles a little
background info to make sure you are continuing to read something that you find interesting and
informational. I work in real estate sales and online marketing using web design with SEO
work. Obviously, my goal is to attract as much traffic as possible from those looking to buy
or sell real estate in our market.

I started researching and learning about the importance of choosing a domain name. It's
published all over the internet to use keywords in the domain name, so this was a given.
Another route is to choose something catchy and easy to remember for those who may write the
name in to the browser. I chose the first method and bought something with keywords.

I took it a step further and actually bought the most common search string in the domain. The
market I work in has a high-end area that is basically an island without condos. It's just
homes. The homes on this island start around $300,000 and go up to well over $4 million
dollars. Because there are no condos, it was an easy choice and I went with "(name of island)
homesforsale.com based from what I think is the most common search used from buyers looking to
sell.

I noticed that in a very short time, I had passed by all of the other websites marketing homes
for sale in this area. This was not a quick "moonlighting" term in which Google placed me
there to gauge interest and then stuck me on page 5. The site has held its ground and has
maintained the #1 spot for a year now. In additional research, I found that Bing relies even
more on the domain name as it relates to the actual search string.

Using this philosophy, I've built numerous condo websites, subdivision websites and area
webistes and use all of the sites to direct traffic to our main sales website. I now use these
smaller webistes with search-string domains as a blog network of sorts. It allows me to
continuously add info and create back links. It's been a great way for me to create an entire
network and tie it in to eachother. (Note: I do not link all the sites to one another and
link everything to everything, but instead, use a "link wheel" View info on the link wheel
here)

I apologize for cutting this short, but this site did not save something and I'm not going to write it again, but the message I wanted to share is in here.  Also for more info on similar marketing tips, visit my blog on my website for Gulf Shores and Orange Beach AL homes and condos for sale

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