staten island real estate: Is your web presence in jeopardy… who owns the rights to your domain name?
- 01/06/08 02:19 PM
Like real estate, domain names carry a deed. It's called the domain name registrant. Some know this, most do not. Why is it a problem, because the value of the domain lies with the registrant . Therefore, if you check on the whois registry and a name registrant isn't yours there can be a problem, maybe a huge problem. So what, you may say? Well think of it like this say you built 10 years of marketing and branded your website so well that people just know you by mytownrealty.com, leads are pouring in, traffic to your site is growing, and … (6 comments)
staten island real estate: In Today's Real Estate, what will help give you an edge selling your home?
- 12/30/07 03:27 AM
Staten Island Real Estate, What will help give you an edge selling your home? When ddeciding to sell, your first order of business should make a good impression from the moment a potential buyer pulls up to the house. A buyer's first impression of a home will include the home's exterior, the landscaping, the gutters and the front door, and general cleanliness of your home. Peeling trim paint can be a a significant turn off in a buyer's eyes. A poorly painted exterior of the home with strange or poorly coordinated colors and you could lose buyers at the first glance. Don't underestimate the importance of good lawn care either. … (1 comments)
Like real estate, domain names carry a deed. It's called the domain name registrant. Some know this, most do not. Why is it a problem, because the value of the domain lies with the registrant . Therefore, if you check on the whois registry and a name registrant isn't yours there can be a problem, maybe a huge problem. So what, you may say? Well think of it like this say you built 10 years of marketing and branded your website so well that people just know you by mytownrealty.com, leads are pouring in, traffic to your site is growing, and … (6 comments)
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