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Thanks! I will check out SEDO, I've looked at GoDaddy but wanted to see if there were any other companies providing that service.

Hi!

My company is looking to purchase a domain that is more relevant to our business. The company that we are looking to purchase the domain from was actually bought out a few years back and no longer brands itself by that particular domain.

Does anyone have any experience buying domains or working with domain brokers? My preference is for a broker but I am open to hearing any suggestions. In the past we had approached this company to purchase the domain and it just didn't work out.

Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Is there any particular reason why you wouldn't use the keyword by itself on the product page?

The company I work for recently purchased another company. We are currently re-branding their product into our solution offering and are working on coming up with a new product name, while keeping SEO in mind. The product names that we are thinking of also includes a non-branded keyword that we actively look to rank for. We currently rank relatively high for this keyword.

Is there any negative to having a product name that has a non-branded keyword in it. My first thought is that it is great because that non-branded keyword will be used repeatedly on our site when we mention the product. Things that I don't know though are:

• will it appear we are keyword stuffing
• does Google recognize that its a branded keyword and doesn't rank us for the non-branded aspect

Any feedback or ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

Vince

There's no real reason to move forward with this. It looks like they're just going to syndicate your article across multiple spammy sites, damaging your link profile and reducing your authenticity at the same time. Take your time, publish your own content and be a genuine part of communities. Being controlling in this situation will benefit you in the long run.

Thanks both of you! Your explanations really helped. I guess I just assumed all of my links would be picked up. Back to the lab!

We use PRWeb for our press releases and carefully choose the anchor text with a link back to our site at metrix.com. This year, we've put out about 8 releases, all with these links included. However, when I drill down to prweb.com in Open Site Explorer, I'm only seeing one link coming from one of those releases. It is definitely an external, followed link when I highlight the releases with MozBar, and I don't see any other differences that would help explain this.

Can anyone explain why these links aren't showing up? Thank you.