Tuesday, May 29, 2007

 

I love it when this happens

I was browsing the Overture Keyword Tool and saw a nice phrase that attracts a good few thousands searches a month.

Did a quick domain search and found a perfect keyword rich domain and knocked up a not too shabby site. I checked my Adsense stats sometime time later and it was already making me money."WTF" was my first reaction.

Did a little bit of digging and turns out the domain has an age of 3 years, and is already linked to and listed on several sites. Some days this job can seem tough. Other days it's so easy it's almost funny!

I just got lucky in that instance, but to do the same thing in a more organised way, you might have a look at Deleted Domains which is a site my friend just recommended to me.

aStore provides aNice Suprise

Amazon's aStore is a nice little tool and I've incorporated it into a few sites, but I must have been a bit slow on the uptake because I've only just realised it can actually rank quite nicely on it's own. I guess because I've integrated it into a few sites using IFRAME I didn't think of it as a site in its own right, but I just noticed they do actually list in the SERPs. And one of mine ranks one for the keyword phrase which is the title of the aStore page. Unfortuntely it's not a phrase many people use so I've reoptimised the page titles with something a bit more search worthy and look forward to seeing where lands when its indexed again.

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Comments:
Nice - I wish that happened more often, but I never bother looking for expired domains as I have the perception that all deleted domains end up snapped up by domainers anyway. And when I've been keeping an eye on one, it always slips through my fingers.

Only once have I managed to pick one up that had been deleted - and it was a no traffic job, they'd just had a parked sign on it for years. :(
 
hey,
all you had to do is put a few paragraphs of content and adsence ads?

I don't fully understand this...
 
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