Worried about Domain Name Shortage, Don’t Panic!
Posted November 19, 2009 – 5:17 am in: Articles, General News, Internet News
Have you been trying to register a new domain name with proper keyword in it and still you haven’t got one? Don’t get frustrated, better go for long tail keyword optimistic domain, still not satisfied, then create one name of your own. For example, Let it be abcd.com – give a meaning of your own, something like “America’s Best Compact Disc”
Reasons why most of the domain names are unavailable
Many of the webmasters have registered some domain names having an idea to post something. But might be due to time constraints most of them are unable to keep the domain active. Those unutilized domain names are still renewed periodically for future use, and are parked free by the webhost providers.
Some individuals, who don’t have any idea about working on domain space, still have got two or three domains, and are keeping them idle and some do blogging on those. Few individuals have really got keyword optimistic domain names with a good theme; due to this kind of issues most of them are unable to utilize a good domain name.
There are website brokers who register hundreds and thousands of domains, and are ready to sell it in higher price in future. So because of all the above issues, thousands of domain names are blocked for a sole purpose of selling them. Few people they build good links for a domain, increase the page ranks and sell it at higher cost.
In today’s scenario most of people who want to start a business or a blog or a forum need to pay a high cost to get a domain name or else create their own meaningless domain name, and give a meaning for it. So creating a own domain name is good one, as there is lack of good domain names. Hence skilled search optimizers don’t have to panic; with their skills they can optimize a meaningless domain name for their targeted keyword. Those who don’t know how to optimize then they need to learn the Search Engine Optimization Tactics.
My personal opinion is that in future, search engines might not give prominence to the domain name, but to the other search marketing criteria’s. Also there might be a situation where long-time inactive domains can be sold to someone, at the actual price with a less margin, and providing the actual price to person who purchased it long time back and holding it inactive. Isn’t this a good idea?
