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Little bird told me G is monitoring this forum. Today I now see a Google message in Webmaster tools for this website and the Jean Grey one. Now I see why people don't reveal the website or tactics. Just know this works and only reason it got hit was by a manual penalty by G. Onwards and upwards...

Excellent question. It might start to fall into the same realm of RunOnSentenceEMDdomains.com, where Google understands it's not the lowest common denominator. Then again I have another website ranking for Jean Grey Actress because I wanted to see if a .co could rank well in Google (probably...

Good point. If it wasn't about to hit the #1 spot I would consider it, but at this point I believe it can rank as strongly as a .com, and even if it can't, it still *can* rank as we've shown. I did not get the EMD .com because it wasn't available at the time. (Now I see it at $100) Two main...

np, the website has been alive for much longer than I posted the journey here. I began to heavily promote it through various techniques in the last few months. It wasn't on page 1 a few months ago. There were major backlinks and social built, just in a different style (not typical PBN), as well...

Let me shove the spoon a little deeper in your mouth since you refuse to do anything with what I've shown you. You can check the competition because everything is 100% transparent; btw it's listed as "HIGH" according to Google adwords. It's competitive in the sense that it's an ecommerce (buying...

thanks but I think you just contradicted yourself here? Are you saying I should or should not use PBNs for this? Btw, it's a very small part of the marketing plan for this domain

*Update* Now ranking #3 in Google

*Update* Now ranking #5 in Google.

That's the whole idea behind testing. Everyone has ideas and opinions. The point of this is to put money, time, effort, and transparency into it. I'm beginning to think .coms are still the strongest/easiest to rank so your philosophy of ranking for something solely on this strategy might be off...

Did you read it? It's not a "brand name". It's a generic search phrase, which I'm attempting to turn into my brand by using the new TLDs. Ranking for a commercial keyword that gets thousands of searches a month is not "no problem at all". Started to make some sales on Amazon and a few clicks on...

*Update* Ranking in Google now around #7. Trying out some new tactics, will see how it goes. Also started to sell some random products on Amazon and a few clicks from Adsense.

Only a couple PBN links used, focus was on other long term strategies. I wonder if more volume/spammier type links could be used since it's a "Super EMD", same way you used to be able to send tons of volume at regular EMDs a few years ago

Built much more than 50 links. Social strategy: Created a Facebook fanpage, 5 posts each, 100 interactions on each one Created a Twitter page, 5 tweets each, 100 interactions on each one Created a Pinterest page, 5 pins each, 100 interactions each one Created a Google plus page, 5 posts each...

*Update* Now on page 1 of Google, Yahoo and Bing!

The price does vary too much for the new TLDs. Some cost $20-$XXX like you said. ha, yes you found me out! I work for Godaddy :) I see this is a positive thing though, because it means more possibilities for SEO and online marketing if the other "useless" domains are shown not to be as useless...

Thank you for reading and saying it's interesting. The actual blog post to the case study can be found using the instructions in the original post. You'll see I have done some social and backlinks. Was thinking of adding to Crowd search me as well. It's now jumped in bing and yahoo and is on...

(this could be seen as grey hat, not necessarily black or white) New TLDS are very shiny right now, as Godaddy and other registrars begin to push them. After all, domains are at a premium along. What I wanted to test was whether or not a new TLD domain could rank, but not just rank, be used as a...