Probably about 20. I am not sure unless I open up my domain name providers and count them. I am currently implementing a new domain name strategy. Previously, I bought domain names with both .com and .co.uk suffixes. I am now letting most (not all) of my .co.uk domain names go and will be buying only .com domain names from now on. The reason for this is privacy protection. The registrar for .co.uk domain names only allows privacy protection for non-trading individuals, whereas you can get privacy for any .com names, whether you are non-trading or not.
Currently i owning 5 domains fro my business.All are registered with a legit provider http://www.9cubehosting.com/
Hallo,I have about 150 domains.Check some of them on :http://www.premiumdomains.center/
by SiddSingh 7 years ago
Calling all SEO experts on Hubpages -What do you think about using numbers in domain names - does it have any effect on SEO? Does this look spammy, or more importantly, SEs will consider them spammy?For example, which do you think will be better -99keyword.comkeyword-365.comAll this because...
by flashmakeit 12 years ago
How many domain names do you own?
by SiddSingh 13 years ago
You get so many websites with brand names in their domain names,specially in exact keyword matches. [ for example, bestrolexwatches.com (imaginary example)]. What about the copyright implications for these websites?Has any of the hubbers got such such a domain name/website anytime?
by peachy 11 years ago
How to buy and sell domain names?I want to buy domain names and sell them immediately. I do not want to build a website because I find hubpage is my ideal site. I want to know where should I buy them at the lowest price and make payment thru paypal without credit card. Can I just buy them and sell...
by Victoria Lynn 11 years ago
What is the best site to go to for domain names?I read that GoDaddy isn't the best option (can't remember why). What about hostdaddy or bluehost? Doiteasy.com? What others are there and what makes one any better than another?
by Bluehoop 13 years ago
I've heard a lot of differing advice, all from reliable sources, all saying different things about whether it's important to put keywords in domain names. Does anyone have any advice here about this? Do they benefit in Google's eyes?
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