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by Kimmeh
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Ok so I have a domain, GamerzVille which I was going to use to promote Flight Pro Sim. However, I think I've gone about this the completley wrong way. I don't think it's good domain to have for this product, and I guess it would be hard to rank in Google.

So, I thought I'd purchase flightprosimreview.com but it's taken. The only one left is .info

I'm unsure whether to buy the. info due to the competition with the other domains.

I don't know what sort of product I can promote with my current domain. At first I thought "Great" but I've just had a reality check. I shouldn't of gone in all guns blazing.

I'm at complete loss now and I don't know what to do for the best. I'm now sitting with an Elite Hosting Plan for GamerzVille and have no idea what to do.
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  • Profile picture of the author Mangozoom
    What about adding another word to the end of the domain like Flighprosimsdiscount bet you get the dot com that way.

    John
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    • Profile picture of the author Kay King
      You just launched a site yesterday - why would you decide to dump it today?
      I think that was a good start and with content that is keyword rich, site description, etc, the site you have could be just fine.

      If you start over every time you read advice that is different from what you are doing - you'll spend all your time starting over.

      The domain you have could grow into a site promoting many gaming products rather than a one-product site.

      kay
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  • Profile picture of the author sbucciarel
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    You could use your domain. I just Googled Flight Pro Sim and the second result was
    productreviewsite.net/flight-pro-sim-review/

    So what's wrong with gamerzville.com/flight-pro-sim-review/

    Plus ... I found two .coms. Will pm you.
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    • Profile picture of the author Kay King
      Another alternative is to make that product as a subdomain. That way you can use the actual product keywords and it will be viewed by google as a stand alone site.
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  • Profile picture of the author buslead
    You could check if your hosting plan will allow you to set up an alias, you can then at least use your hosting commitment whilst having the freedom to use another URL
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  • Profile picture of the author buslead
    If you do a google search as others have, the site name clearly links to general gaming subjects so the root gives plenty of scope to root into many different games, once you have your own enthusiasms setup spanning off the root, you could offer others the chance to link other games to the root that they were enthusiastic about
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  • Profile picture of the author Kimmeh
    Thank you everyone for the advice.
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