Comments on: Free Site Review #8 http://internetbabel.com/free-site-review-8/ The Truth is NOT out There Sat, 12 Jun 2010 03:34:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Nick http://internetbabel.com/free-site-review-8/comment-page-1/#comment-86 Nick Thu, 13 Sep 2007 18:34:50 +0000 http://internetbabel.com/free-site-review-8/#comment-86 Hey, sorry about taking so long to answer. Umm, I could probably think of some domains yeh but I think that should be your job lol? Otherwise it's sort of pointless, I think if you don't create your own innovation from experience you can't really learn much. Hey, sorry about taking so long to answer. Umm, I could probably think of some domains yeh but I think that should be your job lol? Otherwise it’s sort of pointless, I think if you don’t create your own innovation from experience you can’t really learn much.

]]> By: Coffeesh0p http://internetbabel.com/free-site-review-8/comment-page-1/#comment-64 Coffeesh0p Wed, 05 Sep 2007 20:35:08 +0000 http://internetbabel.com/free-site-review-8/#comment-64 Any domain suggestions? Thanks for your help. :) Any domain suggestions? Thanks for your help. :)

]]> By: Nick http://internetbabel.com/free-site-review-8/comment-page-1/#comment-63 Nick Wed, 05 Sep 2007 17:21:19 +0000 http://internetbabel.com/free-site-review-8/#comment-63 Just buy a new domain and transfer it to your server. Upload everything under your new domain, then point your old domain to that new one, so it redirects. I think the new one will pick up the PR alot quicker. Keep it like this until the old domain expires, but obviously have the new domain as the logo etc. And yes it's definitely worth sacrafising a 1 year old domain. It's not just 'ease of remembering' it's viral marketing value and everything. Think about it, the majority of visitors type popular sites straight into their browser bar so if you've got one they can't remember. Unless it's an AMAZING site they might just not bother trying to find it. Just buy a new domain and transfer it to your server. Upload everything under your new domain, then point your old domain to that new one, so it redirects. I think the new one will pick up the PR alot quicker. Keep it like this until the old domain expires, but obviously have the new domain as the logo etc.

And yes it’s definitely worth sacrafising a 1 year old domain. It’s not just ‘ease of remembering’ it’s viral marketing value and everything. Think about it, the majority of visitors type popular sites straight into their browser bar so if you’ve got one they can’t remember. Unless it’s an AMAZING site they might just not bother trying to find it.

]]> By: Coffeesh0p http://internetbabel.com/free-site-review-8/comment-page-1/#comment-61 Coffeesh0p Wed, 05 Sep 2007 10:50:51 +0000 http://internetbabel.com/free-site-review-8/#comment-61 Excellent review, thanks! Your main point then - domain name. How easy is it to just transfer to a new domain, keeping trust, SERP rankings, PR, etc? Another assessment of our site mentioned that the relatively young age of our domain was a factor to consider when looking at competition. Is it worth sacrificing a 1 year old domain for ease of remembering? Excellent review, thanks!

Your main point then – domain name. How easy is it to just transfer to a new domain, keeping trust, SERP rankings, PR, etc? Another assessment of our site mentioned that the relatively young age of our domain was a factor to consider when looking at competition. Is it worth sacrificing a 1 year old domain for ease of remembering?

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