Search results for 'domain':

domain doping (noun) : The practice of acquiring or purchasing back links (text links) or Internet traffic for a domain name in order to increase it's search engine visability, ranking or popularity thus increasing its value at sale or for domain parking.

The domaineer increased his domain parking monetization rate by domain doping.

Submitted by: Wm Lorenz from Canada on Aug. 07, 2007 03:41

domain loading (noun) : The practice of acquiring links or Internet traffic for an Internet domain name in order to increase it's search engine visibility, ranking or popularity thus increasing its value at sale or for domain parking. syn: "domain doping" or "domain seeding".

The domaineer increased his domain parking monetization rate by domain loading.

Submitted by: Wm Lorenz from Canada on Aug. 07, 2007 20:42

domain seeding (noun) : The practice of acquiring links or Internet traffic for an Internet domain name in order to increase it's search engine visibility, ranking or popularity thus increasing its value at sale or for domain parking. syn: "domain doping" or "domain loading".

The domaineer increased his domain parking monetization rate by domain seeding.

Submitted by: Wm Lorenz from Canada on Aug. 07, 2007 20:47

Domaineer

(noun) : One who creates, registers, buys, monetizes and/or sells domain names for profit

A smart domaineer can register a domain name for $10 and sell it for thousands.

Submitted by: edwards from Arizona on Feb. 13, 2009 14:37

(noun) : One who engages in the marketing practice of domaineering ( domain engineering ) which involves the designing and optimizing of domain names for Internet advertising purposes.

The domaineer's excellent knowledge of search engine optimization increased his domain monetization revenue.

Submitted by: Wm Lorenz from Canada on Oct. 07, 2007 15:41

domaineering

(noun) : the creation or purchase of domain names for resale or advertising purposes

Domaineering is the business of acquiring and monetizing Internet domain names for their use primarily as an advertising medium rather than as intellectual property investments for resale as in domaining.

Submitted by: Wm. Lorenz from Canada on Oct. 31, 2008 00:10

(noun) : the practice of creating or acquiring domain names for monetization

Domaineering was viewed by the Internet marketer as developing online billboards of sorts which could be utilized to generate revenue from advertising.

Submitted by: Wm Lorenz from Canada on Oct. 05, 2007 21:34

domainer (noun) : one who accumulates Internet domain names usu. for resale

Joe was quite a domainer, having accumulated over 500 domain names on the internet.

Submitted by: Don Hynek from Canada on May. 23, 2009 09:50

domaining (noun) : the act of acquiring Internet domain names often with the primary intent to sell them for profit and/or secondarily to derive advertising revenue from their use as an online advertising medium while awaiting their sale

While domaining, the domainer monetized her Internet domains while awaiting their sale at auction.

Submitted by: Wm Lorenz from Canada on Oct. 10, 2007 22:43

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