Choosing domain name for Affiliate Marketing Success
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Zack Lim June 25, 2008
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It is essential that we lay a good foundation. This applies
to affiliate marketing too. It always helps to start out your affiliate
marketing efforts on the right foot. You
have probably spent some time studying exactly what you're going to do whenever
you start to work on the Internet. You
browse through all of the marketing forums, look through the affiliate networks
and then chose some decent programs. You probably even have an idea of what
you're going to do to promote it. All of
this is good but what about choosing a domain name?
Many people don't even consider this whenever they are
thinking about affiliate marketing but it can help to get you off on the right track.
There are quite a number of different things that you should be look out for
whenever it comes to purchasing a domain name. For example, you should ensure that the name is directly identifiable
with whatever niche you're working in. Most importantly, it should be keyword
rich and easy to remember.
Many people will tend to come back to your website if they
see something that you offered but do not necessarily need to purchase at the
time. For example, if you have a domain name that contains 20 words, people are
not going to remember what it is as we people normally remember interesting
names but not names which are dull and long. Make your domain short, catchy and easier to remember and you will get
more repeat traffic.
You also need to ensure that you are not doing any bargain
shopping when it comes to purchasing your domain name. Stay away from some of the larger
networks. For example, GoDaddy is one of
the most popular domain name registrars that are on the Internet. They even have Super Bowl commercials that
are extremely popular and just as expensive. The problem with Go daddy is that if you get one spam complaint, whether
it is warranted or not, your domain name will be taken away from you. All of your efforts will go down the drain at
that point.
Even though you should stay away from these larger networks,
make sure that you are not bargain shopping for your domain name. Domains will cost about $10 every year and
running the risk of your registrar going out of business is not worth saving a
dollar or two on a yearly basis. Go with
a reliable and safe network and spend the extra dollar, you will be delighted
with your decision. |