Domaining is Not a Dirty Word
To the ignorant, domaining is often thought of as Cybersquatting. The correct definition Cybersquatting is: Using a domain name with bad-faith intent to profit from the goodwill of a trademark belonging to someone else.
Domaining is the process of acquiring domain names to flipped, developed or monetized by type-in-traffic that the domain gets naturally.
Now that we've cleared the air on the definitions, let's examine why these can often get associated with each other.
Frequently,...
How to get your site a top ranking in Google
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Security in Todays World
Security in Todays World
by: Paul Bliss
There are many things in life that are worth protecting. Our children, our valuables, our resources and of course, ourselves. Only twenty years ago, if security was mentioned, you were speaking of protecting your home. And you were most likely discussing a security system, monitoring, watchdogs, firearms and cameras.
With the explosion of the personal computer, and the internets ease of access to information, security has now taken on additional...
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