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Keywords and Domain names. Sell domain names

Posted May 31st, 2011 by admin 1 Comment »

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KeyRPM 1.0 – Guided Tour

Posted May 29th, 2011 by admin No Comments »

In this short video, we take you on a quick guided tour of KeyRPM 1.0 KeyRPM.com is a new service being offered to Domainers looking to streamline their portfolio optimization. Sign up today with KeyRPM’s 30-Day Free Trial – Visit www.KeyRPM.com to find out more!

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How I do domain and hosting management

Posted May 29th, 2011 by admin No Comments »

See more at MartyRozBlog.com. This weekend we released a new tool in the WPD Platinum members area. We are showing it to everyone to see what you think of it, so leave a comment and tell us.

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KBJ Interactive President Kris Jones, “Google Places & Google Suggest SEO Game Changers”

Posted May 25th, 2011 by admin No Comments »

PubCon video content producer Vanessa Zamora sat down with Kris Jones, chief executive and president at KBJ Interactive, who gave his response to the reaction in the search engine optimization industry following the release of Google Instant and the allegation that SEO is dead, a topic he presented on at PubCon Las Vegas 2010. From an SEO perspective, not a lot has changed, Jones shared. Google Instant comes from the evolution of Google Suggest and Google Auto Complete and reveals how commercially biased Google can be, said Jones. As an example, Jones noted that when a searcher types in the letter ‘a’, the Apple branded keyword populates the search listings first instead of a less commercially-biased term, suggesting Google may be promoting commercially driven terms. Google AdWords keeps Google in business, representing over 95 percent of its revenue, Jones added, or perhaps we live in a commercially-biased world, thinking about brands instead of broad terms, he continued. Marin Software put out a study on paid search that concluded report impressions, clicks, and conversions have increased despite decreasing conversion rates, suggesting Google Instant is a win for users, saving time, for advertisers because of the improved metrics, and a win for Google because they are making more money. Over the next year, Jones said Google Places, in addition to Google Suggest, will be the largest game changers in the SEO space.