Domain Value

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1 Simple HACK to Build Hundreds of Backlinks to Your Site

You're writing content but no one's linking to you. Are you doing something wrong? You probably are and that's okay, I've been there too. Hey everyone, I'm Neil Patel and today I'm gonna share with you how to create content that generates a lot of back links. (lively music) See, here's the thing, there's a lot of amazing informational articles out there, from blog posts on marketing, to yoga, to cooking, there's pretty much information on everything and because of that, people aren't really going to link to you. Yeah, the people who've been doing this for five/10 years, they're gonna generate way more back links 'cause they've been around for ages and you know what? If you don't have back links, you're not gonna get amazing rankings, so what should you do? Well, I have a simple tactic that'll help you generate back links. Go take your competitors' URLs, go put them in Ahrefs, go see who links to their most popular articles, go take their articles that are informational based and step-by-step like list and how tos and go create infographics from them. You can use tools like Infogram, or you can use Canva to create your own infographics. When you're using these tools, what will happen is you can create your own fancy infographic and as you're creating the infographic with their tips, of course you wanna cite them at the bottom of the infographic saying like hey, data and source proved by X, Y and Z site and you put your logo at the bottom and what you'll find is you can then head up each and every single of those websites that link to your competitors and ask them for a link. If you do this for all of your competitors' most popular blog posts, you can do really well and generate a ton of back links and get more rankings and that page on your site that has that infographic, make sure you include a paragraph above it and a paragraph below it so that way you have text on the page so that way Google does rank it and want you want to do is you wanna make sure your infographics are as beautiful as possible. If they're ugly, no one's gonna embed it on their site. Don't use crazy neon colors or anything like that. It has to be simple, the story has to be easy to follow along, it has to be more visual than text base. As long as you follow that along, you will do well and generate links and start ranking really high and what you'll notice is your infographic pages may not rank as high as you want, but your whole site will rank higher 'cause you've just built up a ton of domain authority.

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What is Domain Investing?

Wondering what domain investing is? Here’s an overview to get you started. Like all types of investing, in commodities, the stock market, art, real estate, and so on, domain investing involves buying something, in this case a domain name, with the goal of eventually selling it for a profit. But let’s take a step back for a few seconds. To understand domain investing you must first be clear about what a domain name is and isn’t. It is NOT a website or an email account. Instead, it a numerical address turned into user-friendly text that is used to identify a resource on the Internet, such as a website, an email account, a hosting server, and the like. Domain names are assigned to Internet resources for the same purpose street addresses are assigned to houses, office buildings, and other real estate – so they can be found. Domain names must conform to the rules of, and be registered in, the Domain Name System, or DNS. Every registered domain name is owned by a person or entity of some kind, such as a company, organization, or government. It is possible for registered domain names to exist, but not be associated with any Internet resource. This is where domain investing comes in. When domain names are not in use, their owners have the option of selling them in what is called the 'domain aftermarket.' Domain investors purchase them with the hope they will gain value over time. Some domain investors also search for entirely new domains. When they find an available name they think will gain in value, they register it and hold on to it until they feel they can sell if for a profit. The prices of aftermarket domain names vary widely. Determining the market value of a domain name is a complex process, similar to determining the market value of a piece of real estate. In general, short, memorable, easy-to-spell names that end in .com tend to be the most valuable. Before you dive in to domain investing, wade around in a few good online resources. There’s a lot to know.  Good luck!

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How We Determine a Domain's Value

Welcome to “How is a domain’s value determined?” Did you know that your domain is not only your website’s unique internet address but also an asset with intrinsic value? That’s right. Just like all the other things you own, your domain could be worth a lot, a little, or somewhere in between. In general, the most valuable domains are short, easy to spell names that end in .com. They’re valuable because they are easy for people to find, remember and type. In other words, they are more likely to drive potential customers to websites. Even if you have no plans to sell your domain, it can be worthwhile to know its market value. If it turns out to be valuable, you may want to be sure it’s on auto-renew to protect if from expiring by mistake. GoDaddy has a free tool called Domain Appraisal that estimates a domain’s value using proprietary machine learning algorithms based on millions of past sales. Meaning… it compares the domain name to similar ones that have sold in the past and predicts the most likely price a buyer and seller will agree upon. It’s similar to having a sampling of real estate agents give you a market value for your house. Of course, sellers may ask any price they want for their domain. Interested in learning the estimated value oaf your domain name? It’s easy to find out on GoDaddy.com.

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