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The Long Tail Effect!

With any large collection of information, there is a phenomenon that crops up called the 'Long-Tail effect’. In essence the Long-Tail effect is an attribute of the information age or rather 'information overload' and a large domain portfolio is no exception.


In our experience the domainer is focused on his/her top tier domains. These 'star performers' can sometimes be the faithful ones, the 'bread-winners' unfortunately; some are also seasonal or erratic in nature and performance.


And here lies the secret to increased stability in your portfolio performance. Your top tier domains are often out performed and out earned by the lower base in your portfolio pyramid but, if only you could shed some love and attention on them


'How do I do that?’ I hear you ask. The task is daunting and rarely attempted as each domain needs to be assessed on its own merits and needs to be assigned a relevant (and hopefully high paying) keyword.


In a portfolio of 100's is it possible to do this or in a portfolio of 1000's of domains?


Truly, this is one of the main reasons why KeyRPM 1.0 was developed in the first place and ultimately the main selling point if there was only one to remember.


With KeyRPM1.0 working on your domain portfolio, not only do your top domains get to experience new heights but also your bottom tier domains (which may not even HAVE keywords!) will discover ‘new growth’.

 

 

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