tags instead of

may raise
the relevancy for that particular keyword in the short-term
prospective, you cannot rely on these tricks forever,
because if you do, other guy will outsmart you simply by
having more web-pages with more valuable information and
your

tags along with white text on white background
tricks won’t help.

Don’t forget also that SE indexing algorithms are constantly
changing and what proved to working yesterday, may not work
today.

Besides HTML code may be easily changed, bad domain name
cannot, at least, for a year, so you had better give your
business a domain name it deserves, with a strong Brand and
USP from the very beginning! There is no brand in “eBook
Selling Site” or “Best Search Engine Traffic”, no one will
ever remember you! So be smart and chose the right name for
your e-business. Done with that!

2. Next. No arguments that your business name should be
relatively short. Your domain name does not differ, it
should be the same or even shorter. If your domain consists
of three or more words try to use appropriate acronyms or
abbreviations.
Don’t suggest you to use “hyphens”, “misspellings” or
“numbers” (if your official business name doesn’t have
them). These “eye-soaping” won’t positively influence your
business image also.

Is it difficult to create another “Google”? No. Is it
difficult to imagine “Overture” instead of PPC Search
Engine? No, billion times "no". What you need is time, wit
and imagination. If you don’t have something of the
mentioned, then ask someone who has. Tell you the truth, I
have very small vocabulary, so for my next project I
will search Webster, Latin dictionary or try to ask friends
about some useful ideas on that subject. Just make sure your
domain wouldn’t be translated as something stupid on the
language of the country you are planning to work with. Can
it be even easier?

3. Third point. How to check what you domain name is worth?
Imagine that your business has reached a billion dollar
status, you have a corporate skyscraper with an extremely
big corporate flag 100-by-100 meters wide (3,000-3,000 feet
wide) that is hanging on the very top of your building with
the name of your business on it. So does the name that you
have imagined suit that corporate flag of a billion dollar
corporation?

The domains like Amazon.com, Overture.com, Google.com,
eBay.com or even GoDaddy.com are perfect examples of what
direction you should move. My-Cool-PPC-Search-Engine.com or
BestOnlineBooks.com are the worst examples of the domain
names you can ever imagine.

Answer another question. Does your domain leave some “taste”
in the minds of your visitors, or it is “just another one”
name? Does your domain as well as WS transfer any hidden or
obvious message or is it “flat” and simple as a log?
Remember: your branding policy of the WS and Domain name
should provoke emotions, thought, curiosity or desire.
PayPerClickSearchEngne.com is pay per click search engine. I
know that, you know that, what next? Overture.com tries to
make your subconscious imagination work. It has unique
abstract inner meaning. Wake me up in the middle of the
night and I will tell you that Overture is the best PPCSE,
despite the fact that Overture’s meaning has very slight
connection to what a PPCSEs really are.

4. The domain name you choose shouldn’t offend your auditory
and be liked by You. In other words, try to avoid “angels”
in dealing with public and make your name you are proud of.
The last notice is very important. Everything that is
connected with your company even including the look of PC
you are working on should arouse positive and pleasant
emotions only. You should be proud of your own business like
the majority of Americans are proud of The United States.

Well, like I said, your business goes the same way it is
called. Are you fond of your name? I hope you are.

About the Author

Pavel Lenshin is publisher and web-designer, who offers:
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