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Pardon me while I rub my butt after bumping here. Just had to the minute I
saw the words "domain forum" somewhere.

(Sorry, I really forgot where I saw it. But I just had to jump in right away.)

Anyway, I'm 31 years young, married, and trying to get my online ventures
working. I know I'll get there, especially since I want to spend more time
with my loving family and have more free time to do the things I want.

If you google my name, you'll see I'm quite active in various domain name
forums. It's because I feel good whenever I post that helps someone resolve
their problem, especially if it's one they ought to know about in the first place.

Check by my blog from time to time (even signup for my mailing list so I can
let you know if I found something or made a new blog post). I try to post at
least once a week.

If you've any questions, feel free to ask. I'll answer as best as I can.

Thanks and take care, all of you.

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E-MAIL: kunglobal@yahoo.com.cn
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I've been wanting to buy a PR5 or higher domain for a while now. I don't really care much about the topic. PM me or just reply here if you have something.

Hi

Adbrite offers interstitial ads now. These are ads that appear full page, when a visitor visits your site. They get an option to 'continue to site', which they must click to see your website.

I was wondernig whether tehse ads might hurt your search engine ranking (SERP). They definately cover your whole page, so if a search engine crawled your site, would it ONLY see the ad and not your site. If this is the case, you might lose out in search relevancy and keyword density.

Does anyone know about this?

Zach

The site is Tecnology Related. I only allow 1 banner of this size on home page.
Site is .com.au & Over 4 Years Old.
Page Rank Of 5
86,000 Page views P/M
Footer 468X60 Banner, can be animated or static.
Paypal subscription amount of $35 Per month OR Yearly payment of $350.

PM for url

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Back in the day when I was new to domaining, I could remember my sales and expirations in the back of my head. Now that I have over 200, I need help with keeping up with this stuff. Does anybody know of free or low cost software that can help with the organization and planning of domain names?

Choosing a Domain Name Registrar
By Domain Social's Amol Hatwar


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Gone are the days when Network Solutions would charge you astronomical fees for registering a domain. Actually, their fees are still heavy, but they have competition now. There are hundreds of Domain Registrars on the Internet today most which charge considerably lesser than Network Solutions. But with so many registrars, how exactly do you go about selecting the one for you? Here's what you need to pay attention to.

First and foremost, you check if provider is an accredited ICANN domain registrar. This is important because ICANN only certifies businesses with the right technology and processes. Besides that, if your registrar does foul up; you always have the choice of complaining about it to ICANN.

Secondly, you must know what varieties if domains you may need in the future. Almost everyone offers TLDs like .com, .org and .net, but not all will provide specific domains like .in, .fr, .eu, .cc or even the more recent .mobi. Of course, when a new TLD or ccTLD is approved, it takes time for registrars to upgrade the applications and pay fees to handle the new extensions. But, your registrar should be proactive in doing it. Otherwise, you will end up depending on several registrars for these other fancy TLDs. This means more control panels to look after, more usernames and passwords, and often, more headaches. However, there are some people who prefer to do this, but for different reasons entirely: They will go with the lowest cost registrar for a particular TLD at that time.
Another point worth consideration is how powerful and feature-rich the control panel of your domain registrar is. Some registrars won't let set your own child name-servers, or make the domain transfer process overly complex and time consuming. You might also want a separate account manager of a domain or a group of domains, while you look after billing and renewals. Other features like alternative name suggestions, whois data privacy, and, added services like email and hosting differ from provider to provider. You need to know what features you want, and what you are ready to pay for them.

Again, if you are looking for buying domains in bulk, you should look for a registrar that allows you to do so at a considerable discount. If you are, or want to become a reseller, you should check if your registrar provides customizable web pages or APIs that allow you to sell domains with your own prices and branding. Of course, there are additional costs involved for this. These are levied on a subscription basis. Also, as the API and web pages will reside on your provider's servers, uptimes and service quality become an important point to check. If you plan to do a lot of business, you should stick with providers with a good reputation. With competition just a click away, lost business never comes back.

You should pay attention to the price last. Most competitive providers offer .com, .org and .net domains at a price near 10 USD (inclusive of the 0.25 USD ICANN surcharge). However, the cost per domain varies a great deal if you are looking for other extensions and ccTLDs. If you are just a casual buyer, or are just interested in booking .com, .org and .net domains; the price shouldn't bother you much. But if you are buying domains in bulk, cost savings of even one dollar per domain becomes huge when you talk numbers. Before you decide to buy a domain, you should check out a few registrars, as prices change almost every day. Here is a list of some popular domain name registrars. Good hunting.

1. [URL="http://godaddy.com"]Internet Domain Name Registration, Domain Transfers. Your domain name search starts here.
   
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2. [URL="http://1and1.com"]1&1 Internet Inc. - Web Hosting Services and Domain Name Registration
   
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3. [URL="http://dotster.com"]Dotster : Domain Registration - Web Hosting - Web Design - Free Site Builder
   
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4. [URL="http://www.publicdomainregistry.com/"]Public Domain Registry | Home
   
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5. [URL="http://namecheap.com"]Namecheap.com - Domain name registration and transfers for $8.88 and less. Free URL Forwarding, Free e-mail forwarding and Free DNS services are included with .com, .net, .org, .us, .biz, .info domain name registrations and transfers.
   
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6. RegisterFly - domain names, web hosting, web blog, ssl certs, site builder, email

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There is something in my mind that i would like to discuss with all of you being as newbie.
Lets suppose i have 5 pages in my website other than main page so when talking about page ranking .are my all pages will get different page rankings on search engines as "key words" in meta tags are ion main page for which some can optimze site ?