UKTop10: 30% off domains
UKTop251 : 25% off order of $90 or more
UKTop9 : 20% Off Orders over $50 dollars
UKTop8 : 10% off anything

Godaddy hosting promo codes:
RUSH20 : 20% Off Hosting (1,2,3 yr accounts)
RUSH1 : 10% Off Monthly hosting accounts

More based on order size:
BUCK2 : $5 off if $30 or more
BUCKOFF : $10 off if $40 or more

Unique
RADSSL : $12.99 SSL ( 56% Off )
AUCTION12 : 50% Off auction accounts

Used some of these for a while now. Print these out.

UKTop10: 30% off domains
UKTop251 : 25% off order of $90 or more
UKTop9 : 20% Off Orders over $50 dollars
UKTop8 : 10% off anything

Hosting
CHN20 : 20% Off Hosting (1,2,3 yr accounts)
CHN1 : 10% Off Monthly hosting accounts

More based on order size:
BUCK2 : $5 off order of $30 or more
BUCKOFF : $10 off if $40 or more

Unique
BUCKSSL : $12.99 SSL ( 56% Off )
AUCTION12 : 50% Off auction accounts

Have these written down, don’t think they expire. Print these out.

We are going to renew some domains, over 20. They will each come up for renewal the next couple of months.

Anyway, I have found and tried go daddy promo codes but none work. Anyone have a coupon they use that does not expire?

thank you

First and foremost, make sure your site is hosted somewhere other than wordpress or blogger. You need your own URL with hosting provided by a company such as Godaddy.com. Godaddy.com offers great promotional codes that you can use when you are in a financial pich such as the one you are currently in.

The codes I use are as follows:

OK1 saves you 10% off you entire purchase

(for a URL and hosting for a year it should only be around $100 so you will save $10 with this promotional code)

OK30 saves you 30% off .com or domain renewal.

You can only use one code. Let me know if this helps and answers all of your questions.

~JBRONX

Is there someone on here that can give me some insight or know of anyone that coud give me insight on how I can get my local website on the front
page of a Yahoo or Google search to increase my business without it costing me 5 or 10k $$$? If so please share with me.

I thank you and my hungry over-eating children thank you.

thanks,

Tim

And Richard cheers, if your friend needs any help setting up a website design company I can help!

I told my friend to read this article as he is just starting his own website design business.

Regards,
Richard

Very interesting site. I emailed this link to my son who is currently graduating from college and stepping into the work force. He used Godaddy as well Primus!

He used some different codes though. I puled them up when he e-mailed me back and they were as follows:

slam1 – 10% off

slam30 – 30% off .COMs and renewals

I used slam1 when I purchased some hosting from Godaddy UK yesterday. It worked great.

Thanks again Rob, I truly think this should be taught in the college classroom setting.

Thanks!

Jim

This kind of stuff should be taught in college. Unfortunetly, we have to teach ourselves. There are a number of open source websites you can use like wordpress and blogger but as far as purchasing a URL, I strongly recommend going with GoDaddy.com. They provided great customer care, fast start up, and reliable service that is easy.

I just found a couple great UK GODaddy coupon codes here:

30% .coms and renewals- Slam3

This works great and saves you some money. Leave a comment if you have any questions. Thanks

PRIMUS1

Yes, Loans Modifications, unique articles are good for SEO.

This is a great post — you realize that about a dozen people have put similar information into “manuals” that they’re selling for $20 a pop?

About the length of time of a domain name registration: Obviously a site that’s ten years old will have more bearing with the search engines than one that’s just been set up. But also, I believe (although I don’t think it matters much) that when registering a new domain name it’s best to register it for at least five years rather than the minimum one year. I have looked into this and although some people say it’s not necessary there does appear to be some evidence that Google factors this in.

T-Home asked about local relevancy searches. I’m not an expert about how regional domain extension (.co.uk, .de, etc.) effects this although if you want to target a specific area it’s also important to set this geographic target in Google’s Webmaster Tools (more later).

So, although this installment of my “How to market yourself” series seemed basic to start with it’s thrown up a few interesting questions and taught us a bit!

Thanks again, guys!

Thanks for this eye opener.

Chelle, you’re right, but it’s a good thing – more work for me

Dave, I hope this helps your Dad.

Andrew, hyphens are the best keyword delimiters in URLs (Yahoo! recognises underscores, Google does not). Lots of them in a domain name does look spammy, you’re right. Those pesky little favicons always take ages to re-cache! I hope you like the new design, I’m still not finished with the header.

James, I’ve just looked this up and it is true, although (like the hyphens) I’m not sure that it’s a really important point. But, registering for 5 or 10 years is not going to break the bank and may well end up saving you money!

I’ve never heard of this before but maybe I should start doing this because I register all of my websites just 1 year at a time.

Great article, however, I was always led to believe that choosing web names with hyphens was not recommended, as they are harder to remember, and look quite spammy. Am I wrong?