It’s typical that at some point that you may need to move another domain name. For example, maybe you’ve purchased a better domain name. Or you acquired a company and you’re moving that company to your domain name. Or you’ve bought a shorter domain name and need to move. I talked with someone whose website …
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Through no fault of your own, except the failure to protect your domain name, you could in fact, lose your domain name. Sure, we think that registering your domain name, pointing it to our website, and adding domain privacy to it is enough. Sadly, I used to think that was the case. But, unfortunately, that’s …
Published January 17, 2020 By Bill Hartzer, Hartzer Consulting As a search engine optimization (SEO) and domain name consultant, one of the questions I get asked most often about domain names is whether or not the domain name or TLD (Top Level Domain) matters. Will the domain name ending have an effect on SEO or …
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Hartzer Consulting has been recently chosen to exclusively broker a large domain name portfolio of 500 domain names. About 400 of the domain names are in the Home Inspection niche, with the majority of them including a city name along with keywords such as home inspection, home inspections, home inspector, or home inspectors. Some of …