Over the past couple years we have seen a greater interest in buying old domain names for their SEO/Authority value. I had a friend mention to me over the weekend that he bought a name for that very reason, that just can’t seem to rank. I mentioned to him an article I read a few […]
Continue Reading
Buyer of ModernComputing.com was Google
Mike Mann announced the sale of ModernComputing.com at the end of October. He bought the domain name for $2,144 in 2008. The sale price was $53,900. The name is now redirecting to this page. The buyer of the name was indeed Google. The Modern Computing Alliance is a group of industry-leading companies united by one […]
Continue ReadingGoogle’s John Mueller on the future of SEO
SearchEngineJournal.com published an article on Google’s John Mueller and his thoughts on the future of SEO. I was most interested in the predictions for the future. That AMP is not going away. Accelerated Mobile Pages are always stirs emotions. If you Google AMP Sucks, you will find many articles of those voicing their displeasure. From […]
Continue ReadingDoes High domain authority with backlinks guarantee high ranking on Google?
A lot of people are out there buying and bidding on names for the purposes of link profile and domain authority. An article at SEroundtable.com had some comments from Google’s John Mueller on whether or not high domain authority guarantees high Google rankings. Of course Google never wants to be completely transparent, so whether what […]
Continue ReadingShould Google have picked another name for their latest project?
Google unveiled a new project, a site to rival Pinterest called Keen. The idea came out of Area 120 which is an internal incubator at Google. Keen will be AI powered not to say Pinterest does not also incorporate AI into their websites offerings. When I first read about this two days ago, I thought […]
Continue ReadingGoogle Meet is now free for all, but someone paid $1,950 for the .com and now comes the UDRP
Last week when you logged into your Gmail account you probably noticed you now have Meet in your lefthand sidebar. Google released Meet for free to everyone earlier this month. The Zoom rival was announced in a blog post on the Google blog. From the article: Google Meet, originally built for secure business meetings, to […]
Continue ReadingGoogle demo points to massive value of digital address
I was stunned by the Google demo I saw last year. In the demo, the AI-powered digital assistant called a hairdresser in the real world and booked a haircut for its client. The assistant even added ‘ummm’ and ‘aaah’ in the conversation, but the lady on the other end had no idea that she was […]
Continue ReadingHow to Identify Keyword Search Traffic for Specific Web Pages Using Google Search Console
*We are pleased to have Alvin Brown join as a contributor on TLDinvestors and TheDomains.com. We will be syndicating previous evergreen content written by Alvin on KickstartCommerce.com and he will be writing new original content as well. You’re likely reading this article because your web traffic has plateaued, or has yet to organically rank for […]
Continue ReadingOver 260 Alphabet .com domains get regged on Google Announcement
With the announcement of Google forming a new holding company to hold all their businesses not just Google, it was to be expected we would see a burst of Alphabet related domain registrations. The new holding company is going to be using a .XYZ but that did not stop speculators from regging a bunch of […]
Continue ReadingYou Are Probably Not Going To Be Able To Register That .App Domain You were so keen on
More than a handful of people have told me they are looking forward to registering a .App name and wondered where they would be priced ? Google just won the rights to the extension for $25,000,001 as has been reported everywhere on the Internet, some sites actually reporting it today likes it is hot off […]
Continue Reading- 1
- 2
- 3
- …
- 13
- Next Page »
