Traffic tip #4 Continued
Now, if you muddle up the name and type "AssociatesProgram.com"
you're automatically redirected to AssociatePrograms.com.
It occurred to me that people in the United Kingdom, Australia and New
Zealand, who think "programs" is spelled "programmes", might also have
trouble getting my domain name right.
So I bought AssociateProgrammes.com, too. It also redirects to the
correct domain.
A good domain name registrar will make it very easy for you to redirect one
domain name to another. 000Domains.com is one that does.
Traffic tip #5
Make your domain name easy to read - especially if it's a .NET
Which of the following is easier to read and understand?
www.associateprograms.com or www.AssociatePrograms.com
See how using a capital letter at the start of each word makes the second
domain name easier to read - and easier to remember.
Whenever you mention your domain name anywhere, ALWAYS present it
in its most readable form. A good place to start doing this is in your email
signature file.
If you're unfortunate enough to have bought the ".net" version of a domain
name because someone raced you to the ".com", help people to remember
your site by writing it like this...
Example.NET
Being MEMORABLE helps you get more repeat visitors.
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Now, if you muddle up the name and type "AssociatesProgram.com"
you're automatically redirected to AssociatePrograms.com.
It occurred to me that people in the United Kingdom, Australia and New
Zealand, who think "programs" is spelled "programmes", might also have
trouble getting my domain name right.
So I bought AssociateProgrammes.com, too. It also redirects to the
correct domain.
A good domain name registrar will make it very easy for you to redirect one
domain name to another. 000Domains.com is one that does.
Traffic tip #5
Make your domain name easy to read - especially if it's a .NET
Which of the following is easier to read and understand?
www.associateprograms.com or www.AssociatePrograms.com
See how using a capital letter at the start of each word makes the second
domain name easier to read - and easier to remember.
Whenever you mention your domain name anywhere, ALWAYS present it
in its most readable form. A good place to start doing this is in your email
signature file.
If you're unfortunate enough to have bought the ".net" version of a domain
name because someone raced you to the ".com", help people to remember
your site by writing it like this...
Example.NET
Being MEMORABLE helps you get more repeat visitors.
Page 11
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