I tried a lot of ad networks and my opinion:
Don't even bother with anything but Google Adsense for display banners.
I just saved you a lot of time and effort.
ITT idiots get infected by blind trust in a random
URL already analysed
This URL was last analysed by VirusTotal on 2016-01-03 15:24:44 UTC, it was first analysed by VirusTotal on 2016-01-01 00:57:34 UTC.
Detection ratio: 2/66
I imported all the product descriptions using prosociate and I created a nice home page. Should I run the product descriptions through a spinner or hand rewrite them? Build a few 2.0s linking to my store.
My product is very simple and there's almost nothing to review about it, but it has very low competition in google for the keyword. Since I can't really write much content about it as it's a very specific product but I do have the EMD, I was thinking of just making it an ecommerce store instead...
It's not getting any searches with the best in front of it, just beach balls itself. But bestbeachballs does sound better yeah.
I'm still torn on whether I should use beach-balls or beachball.. It probably doesn't matter but I like everything to be optimal.
Thanks for all the advice guys!
Will this count as an EMD?
I see why everyone ITT is telling me to take beachballs, I made a small mistake in the thread. To clarify: beachballs is taken but beachball isn't.
Say my keyword is "beach balls".
However, beachballs domain isn't available. But beachball and bestbeachballs domains(or any random word before/after it) are available.
"beach ball" has way less searches than "beach balls". So should I take beachball or bestbeachballs as my domain in this...
I feel like all the software that store passwords aren't really reliable long term, your hdd can be corrupted, their servers can get hacked, you can uninstall it accidentally, software bugs ETC. I just don't trust that stuff.
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