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by bhartzer 6y ago
The problem is ads and ad revenue, but Google is increasingly scraping content from websites in order to put that content on their own site—To keep users on google properties as long as they can.
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by bhartzer 6y ago
A great example of why domain owners need domain name insurance. Domain insurance protects the owner from the loss of the domain, from UDRPs, expiring domains, failed renewals, stolen domains, etc. If it's a high-value domain (or if on
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Unsubscribe Links in Google Search Console Emails Go to a 403(twitter.com)
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You need domain name insurance(dnprotect.com)
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Google Creates a New Source of Traffic with Keen(searchenginejournal.com)
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by bhartzer 6y ago
Try the UPS Store. There's at least several in every major city in the USA.
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Truename Service Launches to Protect Domain Names from Phishing(donuts.social)
1 points by bhartzer 6y ago|0 comments
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by bhartzer 6y ago
OK, so your best bet is to use the Redressal form, Google has it here: https://support.google.com/business/contact/business_redress...
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by bhartzer 6y ago
Nice idea but it won’t work. Traffic from google maps shows up as direct traffic with no referrer.
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by bhartzer 6y ago
You said that it is showing twitter and fb links. Are you sure this is google maps listing and not a knowledge graph entry? Those are two different things.
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by bhartzer 6y ago
While redirecting or displaying something based on the referrer is a cool concept, it won’t work. Referring traffic from google maps shows up as direct traffic unless yiu specifically add tracking code, which the OP can’t do. The only way t
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How to Build a Digital Fortress Around Your Domain(forbes.com)
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Website finds your pointer if you can't find it(pointerpointer.com)
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Tweet from a Googler Causes Company to Stop Selling a Service(twitter.com)
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by bhartzer 6y ago
I went out on my own a few years ago. But have been planning it for about 10 years, building up my personal branding and my client base. My best advice is that being organized and having a system in place (like for billing, invoicing, etc.)
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The Hard Truths About Freelancing and Self-Employment(jlh-marketing.com)
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eBay Is Portscanning When You Connect to It(twitter.com)
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by bhartzer 6y ago
Look at ntldstats, you can see the most popular tlds. I’d start with the most popular ones like .xyz and .icu with the most domain registrations.
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by bhartzer 6y ago
Yeah I wouldn’t ever use a hyphenated domain for your primary site. Ok to register it and 301 redirect it to your site, but if you use it for your primary site you will lose traffic to the non hyphenated version.
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by bhartzer 6y ago
Can you add Epik as a domain option as well?
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by bhartzer 6y ago
Epik has a list of the pending delete domains for the next few days in advance. You can download the list. There are good names that sell all the time. You just need to catch them or use a backorder service like namejet, dropcatch, etc.
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by bhartzer 6y ago
How do you know that it’s the registrar (namecheap) that owns it and not one of their customers?
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by bhartzer 6y ago
I would take a look at Epik.com, customer support is good, and prices are decent. I like their new nameliquidate service, a reverse auction for domains. I usually post domains there that I’m not going to renew.
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You Can Now Transfer Your Twitter Verification to Another Account(twitter.com)
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by bhartzer 6y ago
How do you define “best domain registrar”? If it’s just because of price or because of customer service, then there are a lot of registrars that fit that criteria. Let’s talk about a registrar that will secure your domain. One that will mak
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by bhartzer 6y ago
There is a custom search engine called Newgle.xyz that only shows results from the 1000 or so new gTLDs (new top level domains). It’s custom google search results, but since it’s excluding .com, .net, .org etc then you probably won’t see an
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ICANN Paid 197 People over $100k Last Year(twitter.com)
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Generate 8-bit avatars using Cellular Automata(ljvmiranda921.github.io)
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LinkedIn Removed from Google's Index(seroundtable.com)
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GoDaddy – “unauthorized individual” had access to login info(nakedsecurity.sophos.com)
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