We’re selling one of our WordPress websites — http://RosesOffice.com . The sell includes domain name and the 3.5 yr. established website with 136 articles on office, marketing, healthy lifestyle, gardening etc.

Rose’s Office is an WordPress blog with powerful office, online marketing and healthy life style information provided by professionals.

RosesOffice.com is a very nice name for an office or office related website. It can be used for any name related website for: Rose, Rosa, Rosie, Rozalia etc.

The website has 136 articles and it started in Feb.2008.

A search for Rose’s Office on Google returns 109,000,000 results.

The website is Google Adsense ready, you just need to replace your own Adsense codes into the widgets. If you want, you can add other advertising programs like Chitika etc.

We’ll give you both the domain name and the website — files and database — as it is, so you can install it to your web host and update it as needed.

You can get RosesOffice.com on Flippa’s action or you can contact us directly if interested, to avoid the auction fees.

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We have some more domain names for sale, you can find more information here.

Search for these domains:

crestin.info
crestin.mobi

Crestin is the Romanian for “Christian”. It can be used for English websites that use “Crest” in their name like “Crest Insurance”, “Crest Independent” etc. The .mobi version can be used for a mobile website or iPhone/Android app. You can get both of them to consolidate your portfolio.

vitasan.org
vitasan.net

Vitasan is a well known abbrevation in many languages for health products or health advice, nutritional information and more. You can get both of them to consolidate your portfolio.

roadventist.org
roadventist.net

RoAdventist can be used for a Romanian Adventist resource website. Also in English can be used for other abbreviations like Road, Advent etc. You can get both of them to consolidate your portfolio.

azs.me

AZs is an abbreviation for Arizona related items (plural). In Romanian language AZS is an abbreviation for “Seventh-day Adventists”. Also it is a very valuable 3 letter domain, with an attractive “.me” extension.

Here are some more AZS abbrevation meanings:

Aarschotse Zwemclub Schoonhoven (Dutch swim club)
Abscission zones
Active zones
Akademicki Zwiazek Sportowy (Polish: Academic Sports Association)
Alumina-zirconia-silica
Arizona Southern Railroad
Automatic Zero Set
Aviacon Zitotrans Air Company
Azerbaijan Standard
Samana International Airport, Dominican Republic (airport code)

Name specific domains: 

Lucian.org

Lucian means “light” and has 35 millions results on Google.

Rozalia.org

Rozalia is a Hungarian and Romanian name and it means “Rose”. Rozalia has a 3.3 millions search results on Google. You can use these domains for a personal website or for an organization that uses an abbreviation or name like these.

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Can my site rank better without a keyword in the domain name at all? Absolutely.

I get questions (or assumptions) like this regularly. Actually, there are many other things going on behind the scenes that impact rank, and the domain name is rarely a significant factor.

Let’s say your website has been out there for 6 months or more and you assume, for whatever reason, that you can get a higher search engine ranking if you were using a keyword in your domain name instead of the one you have. In addition to your company web domain, maindomain.com, you rush to purchase keyword1.com, keyword2.com and keyword3.com.

From Google’s perspective, there is both a good way and a detrimental way to assign these additional domain names to your site. This can cause a much greater problem in terms of organic ranking if you get it wrong in terms of duplicate content and trust. Have you ever heard of duplicate content? Which domain name does Google have more history and trust with, your current domain name or one you just bought?

Common methods webmasters use to point multiple domain names to your web server include:

• Domain Mirroring/Masking
• Domain Cloaking
• Domain Alias/URL Alias
• Domain Redirecting

Domain mirroring/masking is sometimes called a pointer domain. It looks like it is the domain name when it is used in a browser, but it is simply a mask overlaying the real domain name and its content. When someone types in www.domain.com, it’s really forwarding to domain.blogspot.com without the address changing in the address bar. The user continues to see www.domain.com in the address bar, although the site and its contents are really from domain.blogspot.com.

Domain cloaking uses an iframe or embedded frameset to display the content of another site.

Domain redirecting (also called URL redirecting) requires all traffic that is sent through the new domain name to be redirected to the main domain name. This can also be a domain redirected to a subdirectory of the main domain, or multiple domains redirected to a complex URL. This is different from domain mirroring/masking and domain cloaking because, when a user types in www.domain.com, they end up on www.maindomain.com and the address changes appropriately in the address bar.

But, let’s back up a second and look at the issues you must consider before making this decision.

1. To limit confusion, it’s better to change the brand (or company) name to better reflect the keyword-rich domain name. This could be as simple as recreating the company logo, but you might consult your customer base first.

2. The technical procedure of redirecting domain names must be done so that the search engines do not get confused about what you are trying to do. Otherwise, you risk tripping a duplicate content filter, which would force Google to accept only one domain with that content (explained below). But the biggest risk is setting off an alarm at Google that you are trying to trick them to get a better rank.

Just for fun, let’s say you’ve gone through the trouble of changing the company name to reflect your new keyword-rich domain. Now it’s time to get technical.

If you use any method other than domain redirecting, you are going to be disappointed with your search rank. Domain mirroring, masking, cloaking and aliases confuse search engines because they see the same content under a different domain name. Google then selects one of the domain names to display that content and leaves the others out of the search results. Google chooses for you – since you are not aware of how to manage your duplicate content issues – and no one knows which domain name Google will choose. You could be saying “bye-bye” to all the hard-earned link juice pointed at your main domain name.

The more serious issue with domain mirroring/masking is the probability that Google suspects you are trying to manipulate search rank by suddenly using keywords in additional domain names. The result is either loss of whatever good ranking you did have or your site is banned from Google altogether. Ouch!

This is precisely what happened with a client. Despite my warnings, but thinking they might change the company name eventually, they bought additional keyword-rich domain names and had the webmaster point them at their server (using domain masking). Within a couple weeks Google dropped their domain ranking across the board, but did not ban them.

Of course they came to me with their issue. I gently reminded them about how this should have been done, redirected the domain names properly (using a 301 redirect) and asked them to consult me next time they’re considering a marketing or technical decision regarding the website. It took about 6 weeks – a long and painful 6 weeks – for Google to restore their good rank again.

When a company acquires additional domain names, they should be permanently redirected to the main domain name – the one, central location on the web for all of the company’s or brand’s content.

Redirecting a domain name should be handled differently depending on the type of server hosting your site (Apache or Windows), how much control you have over that server (hosted on a shared or dedicated server) and the purpose of the redirected domain name.

Post from: SiteProNews: Webmaster News & Resources

Cutting Rank: How an Improper Domain Name Redirect Can Forfeit Your Top Rankings

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