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You can obtain relevant backlinks by submitting to relevant directories if you are involved in a very niche area. "Business Management" to the "Business Management Directory" and things like that.

It is something like that, but it is reserved only for transactions of some kind. I think it's called the iTrader plugin for vBulletin, so other forums software may have a similar approach - but it's not reputation based on "Oh, nice post, have some reputation!"

Those are some very good tips.  The tough part comes when you have done a majority of the above, but still come up short in traffic.   In that case, how long would it be appropriate to wait for the changes to take place before trying something new? How long does it take to notice...

I was reading another topic at pranavbhat suggested that we have something like an eBay rating system. Digital Point Forums has an iTrader system in which people who have made transactions on the forums are praised or criticised in a style similar to eBay. We may be too small for a grandiose...

I wish the service was a little easier to use. I do not like having to give my email address to receive a link, and my spam filter usually does not let the email get near the inbox. Does it give you any of the data used to approximate the appraisal, or is it a purely monetary estimate?

I am not sure if there is a way around the privacy guards of WHOIS information. I know that the registrar company has real contact information for the buyer of the domain, as I have worked with a company which had a website with undisclosed WHOIS information; the registrar company still took...

Welcome to Nameslot, surf! If you are new to the whole business, the forums here are a prime resource for you to look into some more subjects regarding the business. Be sure to run a few searches on the forums. You'll be sure to find some easy-to-read and informative articles.

RE: .jp .de  domains have any value ? I think that the .co.jp and .jp domain extensions would be useful if you are reasonably good at Japanese.  You could find potential buyers like that. English is very fashionable as of late in the Japanese culture, I've heard - it might be to...

I am not sure if the .co.uk domain names will find a buyer or not. It seems to be a little difficult to sell or find a decent price on the country domain name extensions based on the fact that they are generally for a smaller audience, so unless you have some very good keywords, I would not...

Many of the domain name extensions mentioned in the article seem slightly redundant to me. For example, .co.uk seems to clash with .uk.com. I could not see myself adding these to my portfolio in the future - simply because the older domain name extensions seem more established and founded.

Welcome to Nameslot, LatchRivers! It is good to see you posting on the forums. I am glad that you are finding your way around the community well and that you have received feedback on your domain, misinterpreted.org. I look forward to reading your posts.

Due to the nature of clients, it is important to try not to get too wordy with technical explanations. Those who do not understand technology tend to be intimidated by it. Have you tried implementing alternative solutions to their demands? For example, if they want something completely...

Oh, I like the domain name availability service that you are providing. I will be registering a few domains in the next couple of months, so I will likely make use of this service to find a fairly good domain name for my starting projects.

Yes, I think that with the keywords in the domain, you should have no problem finding a potential buyer who may use the domain name for something. It may be a good idea to park the domain, too, since you may get some type-in traffic for those looking for the source code of a script or...

I think that the theme of the temporary blog is to feature a new person and article every posting; hence, each article is about a guy who changed the world somehow.