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Becoming domain registrar?? |
Posted by: llegent - 08-16-2006, 11:51 AM - Forum: Domain Companies
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Ok guys and gals,
I am considering to ofer domain registration for my members after numerous requests. But I am looking as a thrid level domain registrar only. so how do I actually go about it?? Does it very complicated and the cost involved is hefty??
For example, like uni.cc , .com.ru ...etc. So that my member could register a third level domain like "member.uni.cc" something like that.
ANy guide is much appreciated. I am totally new in this area.
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Submitting stemap for new sites? |
Posted by: llegent - 08-16-2006, 10:52 AM - Forum: Search Engines and Marketing
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Hi everyone,
Just wondering if you guys actually do submit sitemap for all your sites especially to the mysterous google?? I learn that it is extremely hard to get google to come and crawl and index new site. So it is kind of helpful if you were to submit the sitemap to google.
How was your experience in this?
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AsiaDNS.com ? |
Posted by: llegent - 08-16-2006, 10:44 AM - Forum: Domain Companies
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Hi everyone,
I stumble upon this domain registrar. It is an arm of EuroDNS.com . I come across this site after having heard that one of the asia country is opening up their ccTLD which prevously wasn;t available for registration. This country is Vietnam. Previouls, it is only availavle as a third level TLD eg .com.vn , .org.vn...etc . But since 15/08/06, all TLD has been made available, eg .VN .
Go for your lucky name!:p
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How much do you pay for domains? |
Posted by: triumph - 08-16-2006, 02:47 AM - Forum: Domain Discussion
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I used to pay full retail at GoDaddy which is over $9.00 or so I think. I just did a spreadsheet analysis though, and over the last 6 months, on new domains I have paid $6.98 per average on registration.
So how much are you paying to register your domains?
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Press Releases - who reads them and how do they help? |
Posted by: zach - 08-15-2006, 12:16 PM - Forum: Search Engines and Marketing
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Hi
There has been a lot of talk on this board recently about Press Releases and sites like PRWeb. Looking at the website, I see loads of people advertising products and so on through press releases, but I do not see who would read these releases. I was wondernig whether anyone knows where these releases go after you publish them and who reads them.
Is the benifit that of having real people read your releases (and hence organic traffic), or in having your link posted on many sites (and hence more PR and crawls).
Thanks
Zach
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What happens when you get kicked off Fabulous for 'Click Fraud' |
Posted by: zach - 08-14-2006, 10:34 PM - Forum: PPC / CPC / Affiliate Programs
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Well this has been happening to a lot of people recently, and so I figured I would write about this to inform Domain Social members.
Fabulous and Click Fraud
Fabulous has very high payouts for certain names, particularly gambling names. With some portfolios bringing in around US$1,000 per month, the stakes are high. Fabulous tries as hard as it can to protect the value of its traffic - Fabulous only works because 1. it is one of the few parking partners which accepts gambling names and 2. its traffic converts into real gamblers who make real deposits.
If you click on your own ads, or even if a freind clicks to 'just help you out', you are commiting click fraud. This is tollerated by non of the parking partners, nor is it tollerated by Pay Per Click companies in general (such as Google Adsense or Yahoo Publisher Network). Like most parking partners, Fabulous WILL cancel your if they catch you commiting click fraud.
It is not always easy to detect click fraud. However, Fabulous is able to detect odd traffic paterns. This includes, an unusual distribution of visits (either by time, ip block, or geographic location), artifical website promotion (such as advertising on adsense or free directories), and refering sites.
Action taken by Fabulous
If Fabulous suspects that you may be commiting click Fraud they will send you an email asking you to stop. If you don't, the same email will be sent again. Finally, on the third time, you will get banned.
Here is a sample warning email:
Quote: Hi <name on account>,
Your account has been flagged in our fraud report recently. I have taken a further look and noticed that you have clicked on some of the links appearing on your domains.
I would like to remind you that this is against our Terms and Conditions and if it continues it could result in the suspension of your account. You are free to view your domains, however, please don't click on the links.
This is just a friendly note, as I would not like to see your account suspended over something like this.
If you have any questions or concerns, please let me know.
Kind regards,
<account rep's name>
Senior Account Representative
Fabulous.com
Here is a sample ban email:
Quote: Hi <name on account>,
Thank you for using Fabulous.com to monetize your domain name traffic.
We continue to monitor the traffic from all domain name owners to ensure we only send the highest quality traffic to our advertisers.
Your domain names unfortunately do not meet our standards and therefore you will need to find another program to monetize the traffic being generated from your domain names. The main reason for this is due to the abnormal traffic patterns we noticed on your domains.
Should you have any questions or concerns please do not hesitate to ask.
Kind regards,
<Senior account rep's name>
Senior Account Representative
Fabulous.com
[EMAIL="ben.stewart@fabulous.com"]
[/EMAIL]
Hope that this answers some questions. If you would like to know something else specific to Fabulous, feel free to contact me (and I will contact them for you) or you can ask others here.
Zach
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