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Oops. Apologies. Read your second to last post and thought it must be finishing at 8pm with it saying 90 mins to go.

Dognames £200

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Sold as pm

chinplant and chinplants both on the .co.uk becoming quite popular terms for this increasingly popular cosmetic procedure. Offers invited by pm for the pair.

Sold for £10. PM me your details. Food .org's Juicy.org.uk 3600 Shrimp.org.uk 3600 Tacos.org.uk 3600 Spinach.org.uk 8100 This Bundle is £10

littleblackdress .org .uk 9900 exacts Lots of affiliate opportunities available. Offers invited. I'm happy to pay the Nominet fee on an agreeable offer.

Just found this little bunch in my account and would be interested in swapping the whole lot for just 1 domain that is interesting/brandable in some way. Don't mind whether yours is a .uk, .com, .org, etc. Specific niches of interest are 'presents/gifts' domains, but will take a look at...

@ WB, there isn't a tab at the top of my Analytics page called "home". I had the same problem initially. I created a Dashboard and it suddenly started working. Hope that helps? I've just watched somebody go through the whole process of landing on one of my sites, going to the shop page...

I was thinking about the ability to be able to continue to push quality links using exact match (or similar and relevant) anchor text to an exact match domain without potentially being penalised for it, thus increasing the potential value of the exact match domain. I found this article really...

who knows? I think that as long as you keep it all relevant, informational, unique (on page and from quality incoming links) you should have half a chance of keeping or improving your ranking positions. Do you think this new change could increase the value of well aged exact match domains...

There are more moves ahead at Google to get the 'best' content to the top of the organic rankings, rather than just well SEOd sites. This looks like it could be a real game-changer for many SEO guys out there? But who knows? http://www.seroundtable.com/google-over-seo-update-14887.html...

hehe, good one!:-)

I guess everybody will switch to this now.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/google/9145239/Google-search-gets-major-overhaul.html