Internet Access Evolution

A good domain name is like gold. There are thousands of domain names out there but finding a rare and a very good domain. The domain name industry is a huge market. Others think that earning good money is buying and selling domains is not a good business. On the contrary, there have been news on domain names being sold on the top dollar; and we are talking millions of dollars here. Shorter domains are usually valued higher because they are easier to remember and are more brandable than longer ones. There are a number of factors that affects the value of a domain. A few of these factors are age, backlinks, pagerank and domain popularity. A regular person may give an appraisal but with low accuracy. On the other hand, seeking an expert domain appraisal may cost you a good amount of money. The best, free and easy way to determine a value of a domain is by using a domain appraisal tool like LeapFish. This will give you a reasonable estimate on the value of a domain based on different factors.

Google Analytics recently launched a new beta version. This version is somewhat similar to the new blogger where you can customize your reports by dragging and dropping boxes. This lets you easily see the most important numbers to you. Also, this beta version shows more color and makes it enjoyable to see the stats. Its mouse over stats is amazing and lets you view data easily. But despite this cool new look and amazing features of the Analytics Beta version, Google leaves an option to view reports under the old interface.

Although this new beta version of Google analytics is already good, I still have a few features in mind that I think they can add in it. Like the comparison of reports of two websites. This may help in deeper analysis on internet marketing.