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Can you really convert 10% of that sort of traffic though? I would have thought 1% would be ambitious. Quite prepared to be wrong though - I suppose if the relevant keywords are really strong then maybe it would perform higher.
It's a niche product and people who search for those keywords usually already know what it is and that they need it. That's the beauty of organic search traffic. When I did paid ads, in the other hand, the best I remember was 2% click rate, then 20% trial download, then 10% purchase. At those percentages, a $2 cpm will cost me $5 per acquisition for a $9.99 app, so I have little wriggle room before it becomes cash fl…
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Interesting! How did you find a relevant domain with backlinks that were going to work for you? This is something I've looked into in the past, but discounted as I thought it wouldn't work, so would love to know more about how you did it...
Re: Want to build a side business? buy a great domain name
#222This article sucks.
I think author is brain damaged.
Re: Want to build a side business? buy a great domain name
#223This article is very cultural-contextual. Indians are more likely to click on .in because it's more likely to have Indian languages supported, etc.
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#224The advice is to buy descriptive domain names and build a business basing your decision "solely off the domain name" that you're able to find. His About page claims that he himself does this. But does he actually do that? Of the examples he gave – ComputerCamp.com, ShippingSupply.com, KobeBeef.com, CameraBag.com, Pacifiers.com, ZoysiaGrass.com, SouthernCookbook.com, Ziplines.com, CannedHam.com, SexyBastard.com – ever…
author here. I sell onions on the internet. does that qualify? Check out my homepage for other developed domain projects.
Your domain, deepsouthventures, is definitely memorable :)