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Mike Faulkenberry
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Grass Valley, CA
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"Webuyhouses"???

Mike Faulkenberry
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Grass Valley, CA
Posted

I am looking to start a web page with the normal "Webuyhouses" .com with adding my city name at the end, unfortunately most of these domains have already been taken. I have tried different variations of the term "webuyhouses", "webuyhomes", "cashforhouses" and so on. Is there any special wording that people have found to get more hits and attract more people to their website? Would using "homes" instead of "houses" work just as well? I am curious if anyone has found that certain words work better than others in marketing? I am wanting to pull the trigger on a domain, but I want to make sure it's the best one that I can get for the money I am spending.

Thanks,

Mike

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