Where To Find Expired Domains
Expired domains is a good way to save some money. (SEO, marketing, promotion, ppc advertising etc.) You see most of these expired domain names already have traffic and backlinks.
Here are some sites that have free expired domain lists:
- http://whois.net/ – Most of the sites get their recently expired domains list from here.
- http://www.deleteddomains.com/
- http://www.justdropped.com/
- http://www.expireddomains.com/
- http://www.unregisteredlookup.com/
- http://www.registeredlookup.com/
- http://www.expiringlookup.com/
- http://www.expiresoft.com/
- http://www.thaizone.com/products/domain/expired/
- http://www.domdat.com/
- http://www.cheaphostingdirectory.com/expireddomainswithtraffic.html
OpenX
If you use Adsense but also other advertising networks, I think you should take a look at OpenX. It is an adserving solution for publishers who are serious about making money. OpenX is trusted by more than 30,000 web publishers in over 100 countries around the world. It is designed by web publishers for web publishers and it provides everything you need to manage your online advertising. It can help you to:
- Maximise your revenue by showing the right ad campaigns to the right
- Track the performance of all your online advertising from one intuitive
- Free to mix direct, network and house ads to optimise your revenue per
Free Keywords
If you are serious about making money online you should start to use and search keywords. Because no matter how original is the content you write, if you don’t use the key words that people use to find what they are looking for, your site will not be on the first results of the search engines.
Most webmasters were using the Overture keyword tool. But since last year this tool doesn’t work any more. Of course it was a very good free keyword tool but now, most of the time it is down.
So I suggest that you forget about it, unless you read one day that it is back and working again.
So where you should search keywords? Well, there are many keyword tools out there but the problem is that they use Overture to get the results. The best keyword tool right now is Wordtracker and you can get a 7 free trial. Of course they have a free version, which they don’t advertise. The free keyword tool by Wordtracker is very stable and fast. The keywords you get are from Dogpile and Metacrawler. This should be you Number 1 option for finding search engine keywords.
Of course, there are many alternatives out there, but most of these keyword tools are not free.
I will place here some free keywords tools that are stable and work fine. But you should remember that most of them simply will show the top keywords from Wordtracker.
So, here they are:
- SEO Book Keyword Tool
- Adwords Keyword Tool
- Miva Keyword Generator
- 7Search Keyword Suggestion
- Webmaster Toolkit
- Keyword Discovery
- NicheBot Classic
- SEO Sleuth
- SEO Digger
- Keyword Spy
- Spyfu
- Self SEO
- Digital Point
I think these are the best free tools for keyword research.
Where To Ping Your Blog
First I want to tell you where you should NOT ping your blog. My personal opinion is that you should not use Pingoat. Here is why. Pingoat was created by Kailash Nadh. But this guy has also created many other projects and one of them is a spam blogs search engine called SplogSpot.
This service is monitoring Pingoat and when it will see a blog that is pinging to often it will mark it as spam blog and will add it at the database. Now I don’t know if major search engines consult this site but why risk it? Believe me, you don’t want to be in Splogspot’s database!
In his blog he says that both services were acquired by third parties but I think it doesn’t matter. I think both services are working together.
So where to ping your blog(s)? There are many services but the best I have found are these:
