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Atricle Dump - Internet Basics: Domain Name Forwarding is Like a Hall of Mirrors
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·They bought the domain name newproduct.com and told people that’s where the new product info is.
·They used domain forwarding so that whoever went to newproduct.com would get forwarded to othersite.com. They could use domain forward
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That’s what domain name forwarding is like.
Say you’re on the Internet and you hear about a great new product and you can find out all about it at newproduct.com. So you type “newproduct.com” into your browser.
Only you don’t end up at newproduct.com. Instead, you somehow end up at othersite.com. You’re not too concerned, because there on the page is the product you were looking for as well as some other products besides.
But how come you didn’t end up at newproduct.com? And if the people with the product wanted you to end up at othersite.com, why didn’t they put that domain name instead?
To answer the first question, you probably ended up at othersite.com instead of newproduct.com because of domain forwarding. If so, the people who set this up did the following:
·They bought the domain name othersite.com and created a website there with all their products.
·They bought the domain name newproduct.com and told people that’s where the new product info is.
·They used domain forwarding so that whoever went to newproduct.com would get forwarded to othersite.com. They could use domain forwardi
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Say you’re on the Internet and you hear about a great new product and you can find out all about it at newproduct.com. So you type “newproduct.com” into your browser.
Only you don’t end up at newproduct.com. Instead, you somehow end up at othersite.com. You’re not too concerned, because there on the page is the product you were looking for as well as some other products besides.
But how come you didn’t end up at newproduct.com? And if the people with the product wanted you to end up at othersite.com, why didn’t they put that domain name instead?
To answer the first question, you probably ended up at othersite.com instead of newproduct.com because of domain forwarding. If so, the people who set this up did the following:
·They bought the domain name othersite.com and created a website there with all their products.
·They bought the domain name newproduct.com and told people that’s where the new product info is.
·They used domain forwarding so that whoever went to newproduct.com would get forwarded to othersite.com. They could use domain forward
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But how come you didn’t end up at newproduct.com? And if the people with the product wanted you to end up at othersite.com, why didn’t they put that domain name instead?
To answer the first question, you probably ended up at othersite.com instead of newproduct.com because of domain forwarding. If so, the people who set this up did the following:
·They bought the domain name othersite.com and created a website there with all their products.
·They bought the domain name newproduct.com and told people that’s where the new product info is.
·They used domain forwarding so that whoever went to newproduct.com would get forwarded to othersite.com. They could use domain forward
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To answer the first question, you probably ended up at othersite.com instead of newproduct.com because of domain forwarding. If so, the people who set this up did the following:
·They bought the domain name othersite.com and created a website there with all their products.
·They bought the domain name newproduct.com and told people that’s where the new product info is.
·They used domain forwarding so that whoever went to newproduct.com would get forwarded to othersite.com. They could use domain forward
I get pretty frustrated when thinking back to the days of seven-figure domain name sales. However, I was only a little kid, but still, I spent hours on the computer playing Descent II with my friends. Oh yes, those hours could have been spent convincing my parents to help me buy domain names like cd.com, tv.com, local.com, interact.net, isp.net, and other incredibly valuable domains. Sadly, other people got to the
·They bought the domain name newproduct.com and told people that’s where the new product info is.
·They used domain forwarding so that whoever went to newproduct.com would get forwarded to othersite.com. They could use domain forwarding with other domain names as well, such as bigproduct.com, smallproduct.com, and tinyproduct.com. No matter which domain name you went to, you’d end up exactly where they wanted you, which was at othersite.com, where ALL their products are.
To answer the second question, the reasons they’d do this are:
·Instead of having different websites for each product, people often put all their products on one site, or at one domain name, but advertise the products individually using product-specific domain names. Why? (see below)
·It’s more impressive to have a product-specific domain name (e.g., superbike.com) than just a generic domain name (e.g., bikestore.com). It’s also more likely you’ll remember the product-specific domain name.
Now, most of us would only be mildly confused to end up on othersite.com when we thought we were going to newproduct.com. In fact, a lot of us wouldn’t even notice we didn’t end up at the domain name we thought we were going to – not unless we looked at the top of our browser to the URL address of the webpage we ended up on.
But where it c
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