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Domain Name Redirection
Landing Page Optimization

Names@Work Portfolio Activation services put the value of your domain names to work. We direct your domains to optimized landing pages to harness the traffic value of your portfolio. In conjunction with our Search Engine Optimization program, Domain Portfolio Activation maximizes the profitibility of your website.

Domain Name Redirection

Landing Page Identification:
Names@Work identifies the best landing page for each domain name, based on keyword analysis, traffic conversions, and existing micro-sites.
Landing Page Development:
In the absense of appropriate landing pages for specific domain names, Names@Work offers Landing Page Development services. Landing pages may either be incorporated in a broader micro-site or developed as a separate PPC page.

Landing Page Optimization

Names@Work edits existing landing pages as part of our Search Engine Optimization services. SEO services for landing pages include:

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Speed-dating new TLD Registry Providers: AusRegistry International
Contestant #8 in our domain registry speed-dating contest is AusRegistry International (ARI), a young and aggressive company, best known as the operator of the .AU domain. They’ve also just announced the launch of the new .AE registry for the United Arab Emirates, for which they set up the registry software and hardware, and helped form a policy-setting framework for the ministry of communications. Unlike most of our contestants, ARI has a site that’s focused on their registry services offering, which both customers and the competition (ahem) would be well served to check out.
Aftermarket.com Raises a Paddle
Aftermarket.com announces its new live-auction service for domain names, with a web site only a domainer could love.
Speed-dating new TLD Registry Providers: NeuLevel
NeuLevel is the domain name registry wing of the giant NeuStar, which brought you the North American Numbering Plan for telephones. NeuLevel’s first baby was .biz, the ugly stepsister (i.e., least popular) of the unrestricted generic top-level domains — due to the name itself, and not NeuLevel’s service, which is top-notch. NeuLevel designed and implemented an impressive two-tier registrar system for .CN (China), and serves as the interface for non-Chinese registrars. Just as impressive, given the touchy political situation, they have done a similar job for .TW (Taiwan). Obviously NeuLevel knows how to handle complicated business rules in their registries.

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