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  • Rated by AlainSaffel on Apr 23 2009, 7:36am

    I got a chuckle out of this cartoon about domain names and the Yellow Pages. I haven't run across many domain names like this, but I can see how they'd rank well. That's often the debate: unique brand name or keyword rich name. In the short term, I think the keyword rich name could work well, but in the long term, the unique brand name would get the recognition. This of course presumes the unique brand name engages in sufficient marketing to create that recognition. I suppose if you don't want to put in a huge amount of effort trying to establish your unique brand name (eg Amazon, Monster, etc) then you could stick with the keyword rich URL.

  • Rated by Squaker99 on Apr 15 2009, 12:06pm

    I've no doubt that phone book will soon be a thing of the past.

  • Rated by web-host on Apr 15 2009, 9:48am

    Funny comic related to SEM / SEO showing comparing how getting ranked in Google to coming up first in a phone book (alphabetically).

  • Rated by bigoak on Apr 15 2009, 8:21am

    As SEO consultants, we really are marketers at heart. We market our client's websites and we use the search engines to do so. We are so totally dependent on the search engines (let's be real, we mean Google) that we will do anything to get the results we want, even when they tell us through guidelines they want completely different.

  • Rated by StumbleShell on Apr 15 2009, 4:33am

    Phone book and Google Search compared with humorous results.

  • Rated by Anuja-George on Apr 14 2009, 10:58pm

    From the page: "Remember looking in the yellow pages as seeing a company listed as AAA Painters and wondering why such a strange name? We all know reason was to be listed first alphabetically. You can call it crafty marketing or an abuse of the system. Well, the internet has a system being abused as well - or craftily marketed..."