Instant Squeeze Page Generator is a service offered by Robert Puddy (known for various Internet marketing tools and services). The service helps you create squeeze pages using a simple point and click system. It also gives you access to multiple templates and professionally designed graphics to help get you more opt-ins subscribers.
Detailed Overview
One of the best ways to convert prospects into customers is email. Rather than try to sell them a product or service right off the bat, email allows you to build a relationship with your prospects and educate them on the benefits of what you are selling.
Because of this, many marketers are using squeeze pages to follow up with their prospects. If you don’t know what a squeeze page is, it is basically a landing page in which the only goal and function is to get people to sign up to your email list or autoresponder sequence.
The Instant Squeeze Page Generator helps you create high quality squeeze pages without spending time with HTML or hiring somebody to do it for you. This tool is also great for those who do not have web hosting. You can use the service to host your squeeze page rather than put it on your own account.
The one thing you do need is an autoresponder/email marketing service such as Aweber or GetResponse. You will have to grab the autoresponder code and place it on the page so when visitors fill out the form they are added to your email database for later contact.
I found the Instant Squeeze Page Generator very straightforward and easy to use. You start out by choosing a template, using a background image, creating the headline, writing the main content, and finish it off by adding the code. You also have the option of adding a free bonus provided by the service.
There are a few bonuses you can choose from. The ebook cover and ebook download (PLR Internet marketing books) is provided by the service to help you entice visitors to sign up. And don’t worry about uploading the ebook as it is hosted on their site.
Reputation
In final, Instant Squeeze Page Generator is a really handy tool for people who don’t have the time or money to build their own squeeze page or hire somebody to do it. The service walks you through every step of the process without any issues. Just point and click all the templates, graphics, etc. to customize your own squeeze page.
The service does provide an upgrade where you get access to more giveaway bonuses and some of Robert’s other products. It’s up to you whether you want to upgrade to the one-time-offer, but many customers who have bought it have stated that the upgrade was valuable and worth the investment.
Domain "Whois"
The Whois information for a website lists the owner and their contact information. The Whois information for "Instant Squeeze Page Generator" is public which is generally a good thing. This indicates the owner of this site has nothing to hide.
Check it out here Instant Squeeze Page Generator.
Saturday, November 06, 2010
Saturday, October 30, 2010
How To Become A Web Business Guru
Training by Jim Daniels
It's no secret that the world's top Internet Marketing "gurus" earn a very comfortable living.
But did you know that for every well-known guru, there are countless more relatively unknown "non-gurus" doing it too? These online business "consultants" for lack of a better word, fly under the radar and make a great living without a "regular job".
That's because helping small and home businesses succeed online, is a market that will literally never go away.
Fact: There may never be enough people in the "Web Business Helper" niche to serve the millions of new and existing businesses who desperately need help.
If you want to create a better lifestyle for yourself or your family, this niche may be your answer. It's a niche that is wide open to anyone who wants in, as there are no special qualifications, requirements or even start-up costs.
Whether you want to become a guru or just someone who helps people online, and gets paid well for it, you're about to uncover the secrets to breaking into this niche.
I will not go into any hype, or how much you can earn. That's up to you. You may have aspirations of becoming a multi-millionaire super-guru. Or maybe you're looking to establish more of an “under the radar” business that pays the bills, lets you work less than a regular job and enjoy life more.
Perhaps it's somewhere in between.
Now matter what your goals are, this insider information will start you on your journey to 'gurudom'.
It all starts by learning the basic guru principles...
Guru Principle #1: You don't find gurudom, it finds you.
Gurudom is probably not even a word. But you get the idea. You can't just start calling yourself a web business guru and become one. People who become gurus in any niche, do it by sharing specialized knowledge with the world. As more and more people come to trust and use your knowledge, they will start calling you a guru. Before long you'll have the one thing that all the gurus have, a following. You know, a large group of people who care what you have say. People who read your website, your email messages, your blog posts, or any other means of communication you prefer.
Guru Principle #2: Understand that the online business niche is loaded with sub-niches.
The quickest path to gurudom in the online business niche, is to specialize in sub-niches that people need help with. For example, list growing, video marketing, social networking, etc. These are just a few example of literally hundreds of sub-niches in the Internet marketing niche. You can focus on just one when you are starting out, then branch out into a handful. Each niche has an opportunity for giving advice and selling information products.
And remember, most sub-niches can be broken down even further into sub- sub-niches. For example, social networking experts can focus on Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Myspace, and the next big network when it comes along.
Guru Principle #3: You must never stop educating yourself.
True gurus never stop learning. They read a little about their niche every single day. In fact, because of the rich pool of gurus to learn from online, more and more gurus are being born every day. It's sort of a flower garden that gives off seeds and creates more flowers. Once you stop learning, you stop growing. So dedicate a little time each day to keeping abreast of developments in your niche and sub-niches. As you share your knowledge with others, you're reputation as an expert in your niche will grow stronger and stronger.
Guru Principle #4: You need to give away content like a maniac, but 'trickle' it out slowly.
There's one basic law of the Internet that will never go away. People want free help. The more top-notch help you give them, the more likely they are to become part of your business 'tribe'. They will open your emails, they will read your newsletters, they will take your advice. Oh, and they will buy your products and products you recommend to them as an affiliate. And it all started with them reading your free content.
But there's another aspect to sharing content that you may not have considered. While it may seem tempting to package up as much content as you can, and give it all away in one giant package that's bigger and better than what the next guru is offering, you must resist that temptation. That's because most people will not appreciate what you've given them, when comes all at once. Most people absorb information best in small batches. They also desire constant contact from their advisers. That means you need to trickle out “absorbable sized” content on a regular basis. You can do it via newsletters, blogs, special reports, email alerts and even on timed autoresponders. If you release just enough for your audience to absorb, appreciate and implement, you'll have a following for life.
Guru Principle #5: Make it personal.
Even if you have lots of great licensed content at your disposal, you should plan to eventually start creating content yourself. The best way to do that is to start personalizing all the content you share, right from the very beginning. Lets say you are using licensed content that was written by someone else. Simply take time to write a short intro or closing statement each time you share some content. Share a few personal tidbits. Mention your dog or your wife or your kids. People like to connect with people. I receive the most positive feedback from my newsletters and emails when I take time to do that. One week I showed a picture of my dog and got more replies than I ever remembered getting.
Guru Principle #6: Controversy is OK, but not at the expense of others.
I make it a rule to never bash someone or their product or service. If I don't like someone or a particular product or service, I simply do not talk about it. If I'm doing a review of product x and the product fails, I simply explain that I had the best success with product y. You never want to blatantly attack another business or you'll find yourself wasting time in battles that need not be fought. If you're the type who likes to stir up a little controversy, go after a general marketing tactic instead. For example, I wrote about how I felt about Twitter (I'm not a fan) and had lots of people from both sides of the fence contact me.
Guru Principle #7: Get your hands dirty and work directly with people.
By this I mean, cut out the middle man and support your subscribers and customers directly. I feel strongly that during the early stages of gurudom, it is important to answer all your emails personally. This gives you a reputation for personal service that sorely lacks in this industry. Once your business grows to levels where this task eats up hours a day, you can outsource most of your emails if you want. But try to stay in touch with at least some of your following, even if it's just the people who are paying a monthly service for your help. Offering this personal help doesn't take up nearly as much time as you may think, and it truly sets you apart from others in guru land.
Guru Principle #8: Connect personally with other gurus.
Take time to find and connect with others in your niche. Don't be afraid to email newsletter publishers and webmasters with worthwhile comments or an occasional “thanks” for all they do. They may very well remember you when it comes time to do a joint venture. In fact, I suggest you go a step further and make a list of all the top experts in your niche or sub-niche who you'd like to JV with some day. Subscribe to their newsletters and stay in the loop! Keep the list on your desktop and add to it regularly. There will come a day when these people will make you a lot of money.
Guru Principle #9: Focus like a laser, and block out distractions and temptations.
As you grow your business you will be bombarded with all kinds of offers. Some of them might be very enticing and tempting. But you need to block that ALL out until you have accomplished your main goal. That should be to have a site or blog of your own up, a plan in place to share content regularly, and a way to monetize your site. I've seen far too many people come close to establishing something great, only to be led down a dead end MLM opportunity or some other “next big thing”. Think of it this way... YOU are the next big thing, not some program you can join and promote for someone else.
Guru Principle #10: Don't expect too much too fast.
It is human nature to be impatient. But growing a business online and growing a solid reputation takes time and work. If you are not willing to put in a lot of effort, you will not get the results you desire. When I first started out I was working a 9-5 job, had a lengthy commute and a growing family. I spent many nights at my computer working past midnight. It paid off for me and it can do the same for you. Like Conan O'Brien said on his final tonight show... “If you work hard and you are kind to others, great things will happen”.
Guru Principle #11: Be ready and willing to shift gears as needed.
Online business is constantly evolving, so you need to be too. Remember, you're shifting from working harder to working smarter, so you have to always be thinking. For instance, I sold more than a million dollars worth of books and software, then around the year 2006 more and more marketers came onto the scene and started literally giving everything away. They were using their products as front end gifts to lock people into continuity offers.
It was obvious I needed to make some adjustments as well, so I started focusing on membership sites more. They were less aggressive than the forced continuity offers and my loyal subscriber base was more than willing to part with a few dollars a month for my personal help. Had I not been willing to shift gears as the market changed, I may have gone the way of the dinosaur.
One thing you will never have to shift away from though, is providing solid information for free, to your target market. This strategy has always been the best when it comes to growing a following and a reputation as a genuine guru.
Now that you know the Guru Principles, all you need to do is accomplish a set of Tasks and you'll be on your way to gurudom.
If you have not already grabbed my free "Secrets to Becoming a Web Business Guru" training package, grab it by clicking the link.
It explains all those tasks and also offers you a shortcut to success in this niche.
It's no secret that the world's top Internet Marketing "gurus" earn a very comfortable living.
But did you know that for every well-known guru, there are countless more relatively unknown "non-gurus" doing it too? These online business "consultants" for lack of a better word, fly under the radar and make a great living without a "regular job".
That's because helping small and home businesses succeed online, is a market that will literally never go away.
Fact: There may never be enough people in the "Web Business Helper" niche to serve the millions of new and existing businesses who desperately need help.
If you want to create a better lifestyle for yourself or your family, this niche may be your answer. It's a niche that is wide open to anyone who wants in, as there are no special qualifications, requirements or even start-up costs.
Whether you want to become a guru or just someone who helps people online, and gets paid well for it, you're about to uncover the secrets to breaking into this niche.
I will not go into any hype, or how much you can earn. That's up to you. You may have aspirations of becoming a multi-millionaire super-guru. Or maybe you're looking to establish more of an “under the radar” business that pays the bills, lets you work less than a regular job and enjoy life more.
Perhaps it's somewhere in between.
Now matter what your goals are, this insider information will start you on your journey to 'gurudom'.
It all starts by learning the basic guru principles...
Guru Principle #1: You don't find gurudom, it finds you.
Gurudom is probably not even a word. But you get the idea. You can't just start calling yourself a web business guru and become one. People who become gurus in any niche, do it by sharing specialized knowledge with the world. As more and more people come to trust and use your knowledge, they will start calling you a guru. Before long you'll have the one thing that all the gurus have, a following. You know, a large group of people who care what you have say. People who read your website, your email messages, your blog posts, or any other means of communication you prefer.
Guru Principle #2: Understand that the online business niche is loaded with sub-niches.
The quickest path to gurudom in the online business niche, is to specialize in sub-niches that people need help with. For example, list growing, video marketing, social networking, etc. These are just a few example of literally hundreds of sub-niches in the Internet marketing niche. You can focus on just one when you are starting out, then branch out into a handful. Each niche has an opportunity for giving advice and selling information products.
And remember, most sub-niches can be broken down even further into sub- sub-niches. For example, social networking experts can focus on Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Myspace, and the next big network when it comes along.
Guru Principle #3: You must never stop educating yourself.
True gurus never stop learning. They read a little about their niche every single day. In fact, because of the rich pool of gurus to learn from online, more and more gurus are being born every day. It's sort of a flower garden that gives off seeds and creates more flowers. Once you stop learning, you stop growing. So dedicate a little time each day to keeping abreast of developments in your niche and sub-niches. As you share your knowledge with others, you're reputation as an expert in your niche will grow stronger and stronger.
Guru Principle #4: You need to give away content like a maniac, but 'trickle' it out slowly.
There's one basic law of the Internet that will never go away. People want free help. The more top-notch help you give them, the more likely they are to become part of your business 'tribe'. They will open your emails, they will read your newsletters, they will take your advice. Oh, and they will buy your products and products you recommend to them as an affiliate. And it all started with them reading your free content.
But there's another aspect to sharing content that you may not have considered. While it may seem tempting to package up as much content as you can, and give it all away in one giant package that's bigger and better than what the next guru is offering, you must resist that temptation. That's because most people will not appreciate what you've given them, when comes all at once. Most people absorb information best in small batches. They also desire constant contact from their advisers. That means you need to trickle out “absorbable sized” content on a regular basis. You can do it via newsletters, blogs, special reports, email alerts and even on timed autoresponders. If you release just enough for your audience to absorb, appreciate and implement, you'll have a following for life.
Guru Principle #5: Make it personal.
Even if you have lots of great licensed content at your disposal, you should plan to eventually start creating content yourself. The best way to do that is to start personalizing all the content you share, right from the very beginning. Lets say you are using licensed content that was written by someone else. Simply take time to write a short intro or closing statement each time you share some content. Share a few personal tidbits. Mention your dog or your wife or your kids. People like to connect with people. I receive the most positive feedback from my newsletters and emails when I take time to do that. One week I showed a picture of my dog and got more replies than I ever remembered getting.
Guru Principle #6: Controversy is OK, but not at the expense of others.
I make it a rule to never bash someone or their product or service. If I don't like someone or a particular product or service, I simply do not talk about it. If I'm doing a review of product x and the product fails, I simply explain that I had the best success with product y. You never want to blatantly attack another business or you'll find yourself wasting time in battles that need not be fought. If you're the type who likes to stir up a little controversy, go after a general marketing tactic instead. For example, I wrote about how I felt about Twitter (I'm not a fan) and had lots of people from both sides of the fence contact me.
Guru Principle #7: Get your hands dirty and work directly with people.
By this I mean, cut out the middle man and support your subscribers and customers directly. I feel strongly that during the early stages of gurudom, it is important to answer all your emails personally. This gives you a reputation for personal service that sorely lacks in this industry. Once your business grows to levels where this task eats up hours a day, you can outsource most of your emails if you want. But try to stay in touch with at least some of your following, even if it's just the people who are paying a monthly service for your help. Offering this personal help doesn't take up nearly as much time as you may think, and it truly sets you apart from others in guru land.
Guru Principle #8: Connect personally with other gurus.
Take time to find and connect with others in your niche. Don't be afraid to email newsletter publishers and webmasters with worthwhile comments or an occasional “thanks” for all they do. They may very well remember you when it comes time to do a joint venture. In fact, I suggest you go a step further and make a list of all the top experts in your niche or sub-niche who you'd like to JV with some day. Subscribe to their newsletters and stay in the loop! Keep the list on your desktop and add to it regularly. There will come a day when these people will make you a lot of money.
Guru Principle #9: Focus like a laser, and block out distractions and temptations.
As you grow your business you will be bombarded with all kinds of offers. Some of them might be very enticing and tempting. But you need to block that ALL out until you have accomplished your main goal. That should be to have a site or blog of your own up, a plan in place to share content regularly, and a way to monetize your site. I've seen far too many people come close to establishing something great, only to be led down a dead end MLM opportunity or some other “next big thing”. Think of it this way... YOU are the next big thing, not some program you can join and promote for someone else.
Guru Principle #10: Don't expect too much too fast.
It is human nature to be impatient. But growing a business online and growing a solid reputation takes time and work. If you are not willing to put in a lot of effort, you will not get the results you desire. When I first started out I was working a 9-5 job, had a lengthy commute and a growing family. I spent many nights at my computer working past midnight. It paid off for me and it can do the same for you. Like Conan O'Brien said on his final tonight show... “If you work hard and you are kind to others, great things will happen”.
Guru Principle #11: Be ready and willing to shift gears as needed.
Online business is constantly evolving, so you need to be too. Remember, you're shifting from working harder to working smarter, so you have to always be thinking. For instance, I sold more than a million dollars worth of books and software, then around the year 2006 more and more marketers came onto the scene and started literally giving everything away. They were using their products as front end gifts to lock people into continuity offers.
It was obvious I needed to make some adjustments as well, so I started focusing on membership sites more. They were less aggressive than the forced continuity offers and my loyal subscriber base was more than willing to part with a few dollars a month for my personal help. Had I not been willing to shift gears as the market changed, I may have gone the way of the dinosaur.
One thing you will never have to shift away from though, is providing solid information for free, to your target market. This strategy has always been the best when it comes to growing a following and a reputation as a genuine guru.
Now that you know the Guru Principles, all you need to do is accomplish a set of Tasks and you'll be on your way to gurudom.
If you have not already grabbed my free "Secrets to Becoming a Web Business Guru" training package, grab it by clicking the link.
It explains all those tasks and also offers you a shortcut to success in this niche.
Friday, October 29, 2010
Blockbuster Announcement from Simpleology!
FIRST,
You have to check this out. Simpleology has just completed a major acquisition - and the first offering from this acquisition looks extremely promising. You can download it at no charge right now:
As you probably know, everything Simpleology releases is extremely high quality and this will be no exception.
Oh, and if you want traffic for your website, this is probably the "sanest" solution I've seen for that problem in a long time. (it's not some gimmicky box of tricks - but a real plan)
George
P.S. If you Tweet...you Must See this Now!
You have to check this out. Simpleology has just completed a major acquisition - and the first offering from this acquisition looks extremely promising. You can download it at no charge right now:
As you probably know, everything Simpleology releases is extremely high quality and this will be no exception.
Oh, and if you want traffic for your website, this is probably the "sanest" solution I've seen for that problem in a long time. (it's not some gimmicky box of tricks - but a real plan)
George
P.S. If you Tweet...you Must See this Now!
What is a Stinger Video?
Well it's not a video of a bees' behind!
We all know that video is the best marketing tool out there and if you are not using it here is your chance.
Stinger Video, from the people that gave us Article Video Robot, has enabled the average marketer to just blow away the big guys with professional video.
Take a look at this example Here this is a comparison video, but you can also make product videos and many more.
Right now they are offering a free trial period but I don't know how long that is going to last so click here now to make your own Stinger Video.
We all know that video is the best marketing tool out there and if you are not using it here is your chance.
Stinger Video, from the people that gave us Article Video Robot, has enabled the average marketer to just blow away the big guys with professional video.
Take a look at this example Here this is a comparison video, but you can also make product videos and many more.
Right now they are offering a free trial period but I don't know how long that is going to last so click here now to make your own Stinger Video.
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Friday, October 22, 2010
Are there any Legitimate jobs onine?
Jobs online? Of course there are jobs online. Heck you can get paid to shop, paid to take surveys, or get paid to do insurance billing. So if you want to know if there are jobs online the answer is a resounding
YES!
BUT!
Are there any legitimate jobs? Serious jobs
I don't have to buy an expensive software program and then find my own clients, serious jobs that don't want me to sell to my family and friends?
Well take a look at this and you be the judge
Legitimate online jobs.com
YES!
BUT!
Are there any legitimate jobs? Serious jobs
I don't have to buy an expensive software program and then find my own clients, serious jobs that don't want me to sell to my family and friends?Well take a look at this and you be the judge
Legitimate online jobs.com
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Here's The Deal ...TRAFFIC!
Right now this course is in 'pre-release' mode and is not available to the general public.
Richard is in the process of putting it in the hands of a select few people so that he can gather more case studies and testimonials to use when I launch it to the world.
He is intending to offer this training course for anywhere from $77-$97 when it goes live (which is a steal when you consider it shows you how to get front page rankings on Google).
However, through this special 'pre-release' offer, you can get the whole course including the indepth video training, the mp3 audio, the presentation PDF and his special resources document for the one time fee of only $9.97.
Go to the site and buy it Now!
Richard is in the process of putting it in the hands of a select few people so that he can gather more case studies and testimonials to use when I launch it to the world.
He is intending to offer this training course for anywhere from $77-$97 when it goes live (which is a steal when you consider it shows you how to get front page rankings on Google).
However, through this special 'pre-release' offer, you can get the whole course including the indepth video training, the mp3 audio, the presentation PDF and his special resources document for the one time fee of only $9.97.
Go to the site and buy it Now!
Sunday, September 19, 2010
How to Manage Multiple Domain Names
Are you tired of going on an egg hunt every couple of months? Well what you need to do is stop hiding your eggs in all those different places.
You all know what I mean, you get this great idea for a domain name and register it with whoever is running a deal on domain names at the time. After a while you realize you own 10 or 20 domain names and they are scattered around the internet like Easter Eggs waiting to be found. Then you get an email from GoDaddy, Host Gator, or Worlds Most Trusted Hosting telling you that you need to renew yourname.com. Hmmm.. Now where did I write down that password?
Well, don't you think it's about time you got all your eggs in one basket?
All of the hosting companies out there will make a transfer for you and it is relatively painless. When you first register a name with a registrar they will usually lock it for a period of time, anywhere from 60days to a year. What this means is that you cannot transfer your name away from them until that period is expired. This is one reason people end up with a bunch of those eggs scattered all around, they decide they want to change and see they are locked and say "I'll do it later" and never get back to it.
So stop hunting eggs and start out by finding a good quality reliable basket, then go out and gather the eggs one last time, put them into your new basket and you will easiy manage all your domains in one place. The basket you use should offer to bring your eggs in at little or no cost to you if you sign up with the hosting accounts so be sure you look at all the little add ons and up charges before you sign up. You should pay around 10-12 dollars to transfer and the same for a years registration. Your hosting account should be running a range of 4-9 dollars per month depending on term of the contract. You should be able to open a support ticket at any time and get any questions answered and look for discounts on multiple transfers and registrations.
So find yourself a good basket and put all those eggs in one place.
About the Author George Savery writes on website names, hosting businesses and email marketing. If you need a trusted hosting company from a provider you can trust George has more information available here, Worlds Most Trusted Hosting
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=George_Savery
You all know what I mean, you get this great idea for a domain name and register it with whoever is running a deal on domain names at the time. After a while you realize you own 10 or 20 domain names and they are scattered around the internet like Easter Eggs waiting to be found. Then you get an email from GoDaddy, Host Gator, or Worlds Most Trusted Hosting telling you that you need to renew yourname.com. Hmmm.. Now where did I write down that password?
Well, don't you think it's about time you got all your eggs in one basket?
All of the hosting companies out there will make a transfer for you and it is relatively painless. When you first register a name with a registrar they will usually lock it for a period of time, anywhere from 60days to a year. What this means is that you cannot transfer your name away from them until that period is expired. This is one reason people end up with a bunch of those eggs scattered all around, they decide they want to change and see they are locked and say "I'll do it later" and never get back to it.
So stop hunting eggs and start out by finding a good quality reliable basket, then go out and gather the eggs one last time, put them into your new basket and you will easiy manage all your domains in one place. The basket you use should offer to bring your eggs in at little or no cost to you if you sign up with the hosting accounts so be sure you look at all the little add ons and up charges before you sign up. You should pay around 10-12 dollars to transfer and the same for a years registration. Your hosting account should be running a range of 4-9 dollars per month depending on term of the contract. You should be able to open a support ticket at any time and get any questions answered and look for discounts on multiple transfers and registrations.
So find yourself a good basket and put all those eggs in one place.
About the Author George Savery writes on website names, hosting businesses and email marketing. If you need a trusted hosting company from a provider you can trust George has more information available here, Worlds Most Trusted Hosting
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=George_Savery
Expected Cost of a Domain Name
Worlds Most Trusted Hosting gets $10.50 per year.
Go Daddy gets $10.99 per year.
Name Cheap says you can get one "from" $2.99.
So why are the prices different? ICANN eventually gets ALL domain names in their registry and all the registrars send them in to ICANN. Well these registered registrars will usually mark up what they pay for registration by a small percent so if you are seeing a really low price point make sure of what the TLD is. In other words, a.com name and a.info name are not the same price.
So how much does a domain name cost? Well it costs the price of the registration for whatever period you choose 1year, 5year, or whatever. And then it could cost you your online business. What I mean here is your domain name has a cost to your website business, either positive or negative.
Choose your domain name wisely or it will cost you business losses in lost traffic because the search engines do not index it properly, lost visitors because the name is not clear on what the site is about, lost visitors you verbally tell your domain name to who then enter it incorrectly. Your name should be as brief as possible and yet as exact as to what your site is all about. Long names with words run together can be confusing. Some names use the dash between words to make them a little more legible but a verbal description of that name can drive some people crazy. Remember that the search engines will look for key words in your name that are in your body content of the site to rank you higher in the search results.
So don't overlook the hidden costs when you purchase that domain name, spending $10.50 per year is nothing, but losing out on the traffic can be fatal for your business.
About the Author George Savery writes on business, web hosting, and email marketing. For more information on domain names and hosting, visit George's hosting site Worlds Most Trusted Hosting. If you use email marketing in your business, be sure that you do it the right way. George has an email marketing tutorial available here, Email Elite
Go Daddy gets $10.99 per year.
Name Cheap says you can get one "from" $2.99.
So why are the prices different? ICANN eventually gets ALL domain names in their registry and all the registrars send them in to ICANN. Well these registered registrars will usually mark up what they pay for registration by a small percent so if you are seeing a really low price point make sure of what the TLD is. In other words, a.com name and a.info name are not the same price.
So how much does a domain name cost? Well it costs the price of the registration for whatever period you choose 1year, 5year, or whatever. And then it could cost you your online business. What I mean here is your domain name has a cost to your website business, either positive or negative.
Choose your domain name wisely or it will cost you business losses in lost traffic because the search engines do not index it properly, lost visitors because the name is not clear on what the site is about, lost visitors you verbally tell your domain name to who then enter it incorrectly. Your name should be as brief as possible and yet as exact as to what your site is all about. Long names with words run together can be confusing. Some names use the dash between words to make them a little more legible but a verbal description of that name can drive some people crazy. Remember that the search engines will look for key words in your name that are in your body content of the site to rank you higher in the search results.
So don't overlook the hidden costs when you purchase that domain name, spending $10.50 per year is nothing, but losing out on the traffic can be fatal for your business.
About the Author George Savery writes on business, web hosting, and email marketing. For more information on domain names and hosting, visit George's hosting site Worlds Most Trusted Hosting. If you use email marketing in your business, be sure that you do it the right way. George has an email marketing tutorial available here, Email Elite
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- Small business owner in So Calif. Married to the same gal for over 39 yrs, 2 kids and 5 grand kids ranging from coast to coast!