If your present domain name doesn't get you top placement in directories, it's broken. A second domain name pointing to your web site can give you guaranteed top placement in Yahoo (with over 25% of all online searches).
If you are just starting a web site, you can choose a domain name that will get top directory placement and bring visitors to your site.
Most online traffic is directed to web sites by search engines and directories (over 50% by most estimates). Many sites get more visitors from specialized directories related to subject matter of their site than from search engines. Visitors coming from directories specializing in what you offer are much more likely to be genuinely interested in your products or services. That means qualified customers coming to your site.
When people input search words into search engines and directories, they produce lists of web sites (often thousands) related to search words. Unless you are at or near top of list, it's very unlikely people will ever find your listing. How do you get to top of list?
Here are some key strategies for getting your site placed at top of list ahead of those thousands of sites in search results. Use these strategies to get major numbers of qualified interested visitors to your site.
Top Directory Placement
To place high in directories you must learn to use key features of directories. All directories list alphabetically:
Yahoo lists alphabetically by domain name Yahoo puts a few web sites at top of list that have key search words in domain name Many directories list alphabetically by page title
For guaranteed high placement in directories you need:
Domain name with alphabetical priority Domain name with high scoring search words Page title with alphabetical priority
Alphabetical Priority
The key here is that numbers appear before letters and symbols appear before numbers in alphabetical listings.
Domain Name - Your domain name cannot begin with a symbol, but it can begin with a number. For example, "1st" gets high alphabetical priority and suggests best or first. Some names from our domain auction that use this principle are: