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There are plenty of places online where you should purchase site names. If you would like to find more just visit some internet marketing forums and ask for views, or do a search. Site names are inexpensive typically around $10 a year at the most. Many sites offer sales or multiple domain reductions. There’s a lot of opposed viewpoints about whether or not you should get any domain with a different extension like .net or .org for instance. I have discovered that any of them work very well for my needs and .net are quite inexpensive. You’ll have to find what’s best for you, but you want to recollect something : many folks will say that consumers will forget a long URL or a different extension, which is true , but how does one target the majority of your customers?

If you are not handing out business cards and expecting them to type in the domain name than it is not such a large issue. Most of the traffic I am getting is either from searches or from online promoting and in all cases my website visitors just have to click on a link which explains why I suspect having different extensions hasn’t had a negative effect on my business. take the time to create your Internet presence, don’t get mislead into thinking that going the ‘free’ route with a blog is the easiest way to go. If you do not buy domain names and rely solely on the free services you do not really own your fair share of web real estate and you do not present a pro image.

Want something fresh? Here’s a new thing to look into:

Gunshot Money teaches how to sell Internet marketing IM products using a unique affiliate IM product launch formula to make money. Mark Dulisse goes right into a live recently launched campaign that made more than $15k in one week, and gives you the exact step by step formula.

The course includes:

How to sell high ticket IM IM products.
Where to find hot high ticket IM products.
The exact step by step method to prepare a website for maximum conversions…

Looks interesting, I’ll be watching it. Look it up if you’re finding it of any interest to you.

Many people who only start using the Internet for the first time in their lives think of the Internet and Google as a synonym. After all, that’s the first thing they see after opening the browser and that’s where they enter the keywords of where they want to go. Most of these people even use Google instead of the browser’s address bar to go to the websites they already know.

For us marketers it only means that our websites simply must be found through Google. By the latest research I know about Google’s share of all Internet’s traffic is only about 30%, but that’s a big share nonetheless. It’s true that our websites can do well even without being found anywhere on Google – we might have banners on other popular sites, use mailing lists and so on, but the best part is that most of that 30% is free traffic (minus some initial and maintenance effort).

The matter of fact is that Google can provide our websites with the best return on our investment in most cases. So its role is huge here.

The role of this search engine in the Internet Marketing is even bigger if we consider the paid advertising part of it – Adwords. To many online businesses that’s the only way to get new clients. The PPC advertising through Adwords is not as rewarding as organic search results, but it’s the most targeted “cold” traffic there is.

To conclude, the importance of Google in the Internet marketing is two fold – SEO and PPC. Both of these parts can boost your online businesses and in many cases it’s what keeps the business going.