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Domain name and it's relativity.

by Jay Emo
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I plan on writing a lot of free content on my site to build up a real following before I start pushing out affilliate products or doing reviews, it's going to be a about selling my name and writing style initially whilst submitting articles to Ezine to build links. I want to build up strong trust and whilst I want to make money I can be very very patient with this. I want to provide quality content that engages people it's going to be in a very competitive niche.

So my question is how important is the domain name and its relativity?? Do i have to find a sub niche within a niche cos it's in a competitive niche, I might want to jump around a bit with related niches??
#domain #relativity
  • Profile picture of the author Noel Cunningham
    Originally Posted by Jay Emo View Post

    I plan on writing a lot of free content on my site to build up a real following before I start pushing out affilliate products or doing reviews, it's going to be a about selling my name and writing style initially whilst submitting articles to Ezine to build links. I want to build up strong trust and whilst I want to make money I can be very very patient with this. I want to provide quality content that engages people it's going to be in a very competitive niche.

    So my question is how important is the domain name and its relativity?? Do i have to find a sub niche within a niche cos it's in a competitive niche, I might want to jump around a bit with related niches??
    So it looks like you want to build a brand?? You'll need to think about what market your getting into... If it's mainly IM stuff you could have endless possibilities for domain names.

    If your building a niche site to sell a particular product then keywords would be important but if it's just a general authority site with product reviews I don't think it'd be a big deal...
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  • Profile picture of the author UMS
    Why not create a domain based on your name (assuming it's still available) given that you state that you want to "sell" your name.

    Could be something as simple as jayemomarketing.com or something similar.
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  • Profile picture of the author Simon71
    I agree with Noel: if you're in a particule niche, kewords matter. Otherwise focus on creating your own brand. In both cases you could consider using Facebook.

    Hope that helps!
    Simon
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    • Profile picture of the author 711gemstone
      Originally Posted by Simon71 View Post

      I agree with Noel: if you're in a particule niche, kewords matter. Otherwise focus on creating your own brand. In both cases you could consider using Facebook.

      Hope that helps!
      Simon
      Yes facebook is important nowdays
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