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New
Solutions Make Domain Development Much Easier -
DevName Launches Latest Option
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One
of the more encouraging trends
I've seen in recent months is how
quickly automated domain development
platforms are improving, make it
possible to build real websites
in a |
fraction
of the time it used to take. I'm not
talking about the mini-site craze
of a couple of years ago that wound up
with most of the sites generated getting
de-listed by the search engines,
effectively killing their revenue
production. I'm talking about new
solutions for people who want to build
useful websites and even full-blown
businesses on some of their domains,
but don't want to spend months building
the framework for each project. Websites
whose value will be recognized by search
engines who see mass development as spam
and penalize it accordingly. These
solutions are for a select sub-set of
most portfolios not a flood of thousands
of names of dubious quality. |
Image: Paul
/ FreeDigitalPhotos.net |
Even
though these platforms quickly produce
professional looking sites (and even
some cool starting content including
video clips), if you want them to really
shine long term, you need to add
some elbow grease (like frequently
updated unique and relevant content) -
an effort that |
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can
generate much bigger dividends than today's
meager parking payouts. They give you all
of the drag and drop tools and resources
needed to get your site off to a blazingly fast
start on just about any topic. The newest
entrants in this field include Domain
Holdings's DomainPower.com,
TrafficMedia's Vortalizer MediaSiteBuilder
and, just announced Wednesday, Winged
Media's DevName. |
In
their launch announcement DevName said, "Devname
does all the hard work behind the scenes to
produce quality, socially activated, content
rich and revenue generating websites. Recent announcements
by Google about underdeveloped names no
longer being indexed have delivered a timely
warning to domain developers. DevName websites
deliver increased traffic and are search engine
friendly to ensure continual ranking and a
higher valuation when a domain name owner wants
to sell the asset."
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Troy
Rushton
Winged Media Founder and CEO |
Winged
Media Founder and CEO Troy Rushton
said, "Using a revolutionary
semantic engine developed in house, the
DevName platform looks beyond the simple
keyword of a domain to the intrinsic
meaning of the domain name. This degree
of analysis means domains are developed
with more relevant content and revenue
streams. The
DevName platform, which has also
been integrated into the Winged Media's
highly regarded Protrada.com
domain trading platform, allows domain
owners to keep 100% from their own
revenue feeds and an opportunity to earn
additional revenue from advertising,
lead gen and and other sources. There
are two cost options for developing on
the platform. One domain, including
hosting, is $20 per year, or, if
you want to add two unique 400-word,
4-star articles for better indexing and
traffic, the cost is $50 per domain
annually. You can see examples of
domain developed on the platform here: http://www.devname.com/examples/ |
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(Posted March
8, 2012)
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