.org and .net??
 

What would you guys normally do with the .org and .net of a main .com website that you build?? Trying to figure what would be best do do with them on our SinfullySexyCams.com. Thanks

Dont worry about them too much but if you can then you buy all the domains that are similar with typo errors or with the .orgs & so forth to redirect to your main site.

Maybe sinfullycams.com or sinfullysexycam.com sinfulltsexycams.com

I agree just post all extensions to your main .com

Cool Ill just direct them to the .com then. Ive already got a few mispellings etc so Ill just do that! Thanks!

You should definitely reg. all the extra TLD's and typos of your domain that you can get your hands on.

if I'm just making one site, I get the .com and don't worry about the other extensions.

If I'm building a brand, I'll grab .com .net .org and possibly some others. Most of the time the others get forwarded to the .com.

Depends on how you plan on advertising it. I'd say reg the .org make a blog and google snipe the shit out of it.

send all traffic to .com

put on .org and .net other content with other keywords and link all links to your .com, so you can get more traffic for different kws, just my :2 cents:

WTF.. horrible advice up in here

DO NOT REDIRECT

Build a simple one page site targeted for search engines advertising the main (.com) site

OK, this is actually what I originally wanted to do with them. Since we have so many blogs already started that all of course point to our main .com I was thinking about doing something else like a simple info/pic page with keywords etc setup like you suggest.(We already have so many blogs!!) Anyway, How would you suggest I need to setup the page for best SE results? I would be sure to have title, tags, desc's all in and just have a few pics logos and links back to the main .com but since I have at least 4 more .org.net's, got any ideas on how to set them up a little different for good results??

Both much better ideas! :thumbsup I hadnt thought of SEO or further advertising!

This is why I need a full time webmaster :Oh crap Way to go guys!

Exactly right. I have 7 sites doing this after considering all options. All on different hosts :winkwink:

a permanent redirect moves all of the pagerank to the new domain, so I don't see why that is bad.

and I was talking about a companyname.com with the .net .org 301 permanent redirect to the .com.

Would just having good titles, tags etc in HTML and maybe several Pics as well as maybe a logo/banner or two with also maybe one main paragraph somewhere in the body hitting keywords again be good, or is there any other advice for making the pages more SE friendly? Making pages like that cant hurt your main .com rankings in any way can they? And would you still submit the pages to all engines and directorys same as the .com?

Sicone is 1000% correct.

use some of your other tools (blogs, banners, etc.) on the .net and .org websites with other keywords for SEO to bring more traffic to your main website.

Dont understand why you havnt regged this one yet as your main Sinful Cam site/portal linking to the various cam niches... milf teen mature etc... leaving the singular of your name as well is kinda a no-no, then again its a 3 word cam domain and they are a dime a dozen as far as available names go.

:2 cents:

I have minniecam.com and minniecam.net I don't know if i need the .org and .ca might be an option to get.

http://ghettogaggers.net

will someone please explain why a 301 redirect shouldn't be used? A 301 will transfer the pagerank to the new domain. What's the big deal about that?

Google even recommends it if people access your website through different urls, like if I own the .com .net .org and want it all to go to the .com.

http://www.google.com/support/webmas...n&answer=93633

Why split up the pagerank between 3 domain names when the .com could be getting all of it?

nothing wrong with it cyf.

there's like 3 people in here saying not to do it. It's google approved, I'd like to know why they say don't redirect.

there is nothing wrong with redirecting, keep in mind the domain extensions have no value currently... so there is no loss redirecting.

but what i think people are saying is why not maximize it since you have them...doing a straight .ht or 301 redirect can be viewed as waste...so why not build a nice little landing then promote your primary domain

nobody and not even google cares about pagerank man :)

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At the end of the day,There is nothing wrong with a redirect, not at all. But there are several simple 1 hr, 1 time tasks that can allow you to add to profits with minimal monthly output/cost. Bottom line is the true king to any business, keep it low in anyway you can while still being ethical.

I know, I know.. hard to think of ethical people you can do business with, but get to know a few and forge a strong business (not friendship over a free drink) relationship and it will carry you far and allow you to sleep easy at night.

Just curious but how would a Redirected page ever get or add any pagerank to the main .com if nothing was ever put on it or done with it in the first place??

That's a great explanation, thanks :thumbsup

So good tags titles keywords, and a few pics and banners and one paragraph with keywords again would be good?