Traffic to product related domains should swell today. Today is CyberMonday, a name coined by the National Retail Federation to promote online buying for the holiday season. The idea is that everyone is back at work after Thanksgiving and Black Friday, and that means they’ll do a lot of online shopping. In 2006 comScore measured $610 million in online commerce on CyberMonday.
http://www.adamdicker.com/images/domainnamewire.jpgTyposquatting May Earn Google $500 million per year
March 2, 2010 by
Researchers at Harvard University have discovered that Google may be making around half a billion dollars per year via typosquatting, says a NewScientist report.
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Typosquatting May Earn Google $500 million per year
Typosquatting May Earn Google $500 million per year
March 2, 2010 by
Researchers at Harvard University have discovered that Google may be making around half a billion dollars per year via typosquatting, says a NewScientist report.
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Google Makes $500m a Year on Typos (Slashdot)
February 18, 2010 by
holy_calamity writes “New Scientist reports on an analysis by Harvard researchers that suggests Google rakes in half a billion dollars annually from advertising that appears on typosquatting domains. They estimate that 60 per cent of typosquatting pages use Google ads, but the advertising giant declined to discuss whether it should be working with such pages.” Read more of this story at Slashdot.
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