Why most people think backing up their data is something you don’t have to take seriously is beyond me. Today, I want to let you guys know what I do. Some of you might consider it excessive, maybe it is but I love redundancy.
Here we go:
Archive | Developing Domains
Quick Website Backup Tip – My 3 Steps
Posted on 02 January 2014 by Andrei
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According to SEOBook.com, Google Killed Long Tail SEO Traffic
Posted on 16 December 2011 by Andrei
… and yes, this information should be of interest to you as a domainer for obvious reasons.
Another Quick Sunday SEO Tip for Domainers – Keep It Natural
Posted on 11 December 2011 by Andrei
Several domainers who wanted to develop some of their domains and generate organic traffic emailed me up until this point and most of them had two things in common: their niches were not overly competitive and they owned the exact match domain. One frequent mistake domainers make is this: they hire a link builder who generates lots of links in a short timeframe.
Rick, the Cash Register Idea Is Unfortunately Not Scalable
Posted on 09 November 2011 by Andrei
Rick Schwartz wrote a blog post today about an idea that sounds great in theory but based on my experience as a domainer who owns several online businesses (with employees, products and so on), the idea in question is unfortunately not scalable.
Why PageRank Is Only Important to Link Sellers These Days
Posted on 10 July 2011 by Andrei
I was browsing Domaining.com and noticed that Mike Berkens asked some reasonable PR-related questions. Since a lot of people are not quite sure whether or not PR is a metric worth taking into consideration these days, I decided to write this blog post.
Case Study #2 – Articles.biz (Article Writing Services)
Posted on 27 March 2011 by Andrei
As promised in December when I published my Banners.biz/Logos.biz/Themes.biz case study, I’m keeping you guys updated. My quest? Turning great domains into businesses and today marks the launch of my newest project, Articles.biz (articles written by US writers at 2 cents/word). Let’s not waste another second, here’s the second part of my no bs case study (same format):
Google’s “Content Farms Suck” Algo Change – Another Blow for Mass Development
Posted on 25 February 2011 by Andrei
I hate to say I told you so… but I told you so (and on more than one occasion)! Google’s recent “content farms suck” algo change makes one thing perfectly clear: they hate sites which don’t add value to the Internet and if you were in denial up until this point, it’s time to wake up and smell the roses. Mass development is not a viable and let’s not forget SCALABLE long-term business mode.
Why Development Can REDUCE the Resale Value of a Domain
Posted on 22 August 2010 by Andrei
Lots of people think that developing their entire portfolio or at least a decent percentage of it is the way to go. After all, even if the domain doesn’t end up generating more revenue, development at least increases the resale value of a domain. Right? WRONG!
Is Mass Development a Viable Long-Term Business Model?
Posted on 05 July 2010 by Andrei
I’ve made it clear that building 5 to 10-page minisites is NOT a viable long-term business model yesterday and I’m sure that most people who own hundreds or thousands of domanis are asking themselves: is mass development in general a viable business model? Let’s find out!
Why Minisites Are NOT a Viable Long-Term Business Model – An Elementary School Teacher’s Explanation
Posted on 04 July 2010 by Andrei
I could go on and on about why building minisites is not a business model I recommend (yes, money can be made but there are LOTS of better ways to generate revenue out there) but it would be pointless given the fact that the reasons should be obvious if we apply a bit of elementary school logic.
