Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Domain Name Marketing, Why Is It Important?

If you haven’t heard about the latest in marketing you
may be interested to know that domain name marketing
is a great way to get your business up and running.

Every new business owner hopes that when they start a
web business and offer something that they know people
will want may become very disappointed when they find
out that people are not running to their store at all
hours of the day to make a purchase.

Why is that? They don’t know your store even exists.
You may have emailed a couple of friends or family
regarding your new site but you never thought that you
would have to put in a lot of time advertising it. So
where do you start.



A domain name is search able with most search engine
servers. If you are out there the search engines will
find you but only if you add things to your site to
make it search able.

Domain name marketing is a way to get your name out to
the search engine servers and everyone you correspond
with. They are all potential business leads and you
need each one of them. The ones that you figure won’t
purchase anything will probably buy something
immediately while others like to take their time and
shop and then come back later before they purchase
anything.

Using domain name marketing is a great way to make
sure everyone knows that you are open for business.
Start your domain name marketing today so you can get
into the game.

Are you using domain names to help in your marketing?
Let us know how you are using it by leaving your comments.

Dan and Deanna "Marketing Unscrambled"

2 comments:

Hilary Melton-Butcher said...

Hi Dan and Deanna .. thanks for that video .. always useful and somewhat different approach he took .. I quite liked the idea of a generic domain - that could then be added to (fronted up) ..

Thanks - Hilary Melton-Butcher
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Marketing Unscrambled, Home edition said...

Hello Hilary,

Glad that you found it useful.

Hope that you have a good day.

Dan and Deanna "Marketing Unscrambled"