Comments on: Does Commuter Traffic Become Domain Type-In Traffic? http://availabledomainnames.com/2008/does-commuter-traffic-become-domain-type-in-traffic/ Free Available Domain Name Lists Wed, 16 May 2012 16:45:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: John Bomhardt http://availabledomainnames.com/2008/does-commuter-traffic-become-domain-type-in-traffic/comment-page-1/#comment-73 John Bomhardt Wed, 09 Jan 2008 20:20:54 +0000 http://availabledomainnames.com/2008/does-commuter-traffic-become-domain-type-in-traffic/#comment-73 Yes , it most certainly will. I've generated traffic to various names of mine with corrugated signs and thats at intersections with a small amount of traffic! John Yes , it most certainly will. I’ve generated traffic to various names of mine with corrugated signs and thats at intersections with a small amount of traffic!

John

]]> By: Steve Morales http://availabledomainnames.com/2008/does-commuter-traffic-become-domain-type-in-traffic/comment-page-1/#comment-72 Steve Morales Wed, 09 Jan 2008 19:21:44 +0000 http://availabledomainnames.com/2008/does-commuter-traffic-become-domain-type-in-traffic/#comment-72 It is almost certain that this name is receiving type in traffic from commuters. The amount of traffic it is generating can only be validated by having it operational unfortunately. I helped a friend out with his small used car business on a major highway and developed a generic website with his business name. I told him to get a sign made with the website. Traffic immediately increased from those traveling past his business going to 1StopAutos.com. Unfortunately, he went out of business, but to this day, the name still receives a very small amount of type in traffic. There is no sign up anymore. My guess is that past visitors book marked the site or remembered the site's name and went to site when they were ready to buy a car. It is proven though in my senario that these names receive traffic, especially if the sign remains up and located in a highly visible location. Steve Morales SimplyGeo.com It is almost certain that this name is receiving type in traffic from commuters. The amount of traffic it is generating can only be validated by having it operational unfortunately.

I helped a friend out with his small used car business on a major highway and developed a generic website with his business name. I told him to get a sign made with the website. Traffic immediately increased from those traveling past his business going to 1StopAutos.com.

Unfortunately, he went out of business, but to this day, the name still receives a very small amount of type in traffic. There is no sign up anymore. My guess is that past visitors book marked the site or remembered the site’s name and went to site when they were ready to buy a car.

It is proven though in my senario that these names receive traffic, especially if the sign remains up and located in a highly visible location.

Steve Morales
SimplyGeo.com

]]>