If you’ve ever heard that expired domains can help improve your website’s SEO, you may be wondering if there’s any truth to it. After all, it seems too good to be true - why would someone give up a domain that could help your website rank higher in search engines?

We are mostly familiar with the popular notion of the first impression lasting the longest, which means it could make or mar your relationships. With your landing page being the first point of contact of a user on your website, you need to have a properly articulated and fashioned copy that glues the user’s attention on the spot, wins them over, and convinces them to act further. The experience of writing over countless writing pages has taught me a lot of invaluable lessons.

Some years back, everyone was talking about Digg. It has been a number of years, but you remember how it was the word on everyone’s lips, that the term “Ding Effect” was even coined. The Ding Effect happened whenever a website hit Ding’s home page, and then send traffic so heavy that it causes the server to crash. This happened because the websites weren’t able to handle such level of traffic. This resulted in marketers missing out on great opportunities, such as making content viral on the web.

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In this blog post, we are going to explain different IPv6 classes when it comes to SEO and SEO Hosting.

How To Do Keyword Research For SEO

You’ve probably heard that keywords can make or break your website. Well, it’s true!

Simply, keywords and SEO are two sides of the same coin. You won’t be exaggerating if say that without keywords there would be no SEO. In fact, even with all the algorithm updates that Google keeps churning out, the need for keyword research has stayed relevant.

Nowadays, a lot of mistakes are made in SEO as a result of wanting to attract more traffic to your website. Sometimes the reason can be misunderstanding of how SEO works or in some cases, the desire to improve very fast (which can’t be done when it comes to this topic) brings trouble so called-penalty.

It happens all of a sudden, there is no warning, and all of work is just gone from the internet. Your website is running smoothly, the number of visitors/subscribers and shares is increasing, the ranking is pretty high, but one day all of it disappears.