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My real name is Jay Newman, I usually go by the username, Jay3048. Hmm… a few things about me. Well I am a keen cyclist, an Information Systems and Technology graduate and have lived in London for about 5 years. I currently work for a Web 2.0/SEO Company
So you’re new to the idea of having your own website, but you like it. It’s very likely you have no clue where to start. You’ve heard lots of phrases thrown around and statistics drawn, but you don’t know what it all means. One thing you need to do before you make the big step is to get a domain name appraisal. This will be a big tool in helping you establish your online business.
The decision has been made, you’re going to get online and get your own website. You’ve chosen to go into business for yourself and you need a webstore to sell your products or market your services. The decision, alone was a big step. Now sit back and enjoy the planning. It’s time to find a name for your website. By getting a domain name appraisal, you can find out immediately if the domain name you’re hoping for is available. You will get a lot of value out of this simple appraisal.
With over 60 million domains currently registered, it can be daunting
to try to find the right domain — one that will drive quality traffic to your
Website or parked domain. But how can you ensure you”re making the right decision when you purchase
registered and expired domains? Do your research and you’ll feel confident in
your purchase. In this article, I’ll explain the tools and techniques domain pros use to
determine, or at least reasonably guesstimate how much, and what type, of
traffic a domain receives. Armed with this knowledge, you’ll be able to predict
approximately how much money a given domain will make, and thus gain a better
understanding of the domain’s true value. We’ll discuss three methods for
evaluating the traffic a domain receives:
