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1. Facts about the name of this web site and your options for maximizing the appeal of the web address which displays a presentation about your property
2. Brief overview and general information on naming options
3. Examples of valid names for your property's presentation

Facts about the name of this web site and your options for maximizing the appeal of the web address which displays a presentation about your Port Ludlow home for sale

There are a few facts about this web site that you might find pertinant and useful:

• This web site has more than one name (such as www.portludlowcustomhome.com and www.portludlowwaterfronthome.com). You can think of these names as synonyms or nicknames, whichever is easier for you to understand. All the names mean the same thing. When anyone uses any one of the names (by typing it into their browser's address line or by clicking on a link), they get the same exact web site. This works just like a person who answers to more than one name. If John Henry Jones goes by his first name, his middle name, and his last name, it doesn't matter if someone shouts "hey Henry", "hey John", or "hey Jones" when they see him walking down the street, in all cases the result is the same, John Henry Jones turns around and says "hallo".
• In the case of this web site, it actually has fifteen "names" (see the list below), plus the capability for special custom names.
• You can use any of the following names in your advertising, depending on what is the most appropriate for your home.
• The purpose of having multiple names for this web site is so we can offer you a primary web site name which best describes your Port Ludlow home for sale.
• Although there are eleven "names" for this site, there are really only four core names. The rest are all variations on a theme. This has a couple purposes. It improves the ability of people to get to the site and it also improves the ability of the search engines to index the site.

Any and all of the following domain names work for this site. The underlined text below only shows the domain name to keep it simple, since this topic is complicated enough -- but the links all take you back to this paragraph on this page. You won't even be able to tell that any changes have occurred if you happen to blink while the page is being refreshed unless you look at the text in the address bar on your browser. Try any of the following links to see how this works.

http://portludlowwaterfronthome.com		http://port-ludlow-waterfront-home.com
http://portludlowwaterfronthomes.com		http://port-ludlow-waterfront-homes.com
http://portludlowwaterviewhome.com		http://port-ludlow-waterview-home.com
http://portludlowwaterviewhomes.com		http://port-ludlow-waterview-homes.com
		http://port-ludlow-home.com
http://port-ludlow.info		http://port-ludlow-homes.com

Brief overview and general information about web site page names

There are a couple facts about page names that you might want to know whether or not you want to be involved in selecting the name of the page(s) that will feature your Port Ludlow property for sale or rent:

• When we create a presentation that features your home, it will be put on a separate page on this web site so that the information about your home gets the full attention of the people that view that page.
• That page will need to be given a name because every page on a web site has to have a name. This name is what people will use to see the information about your property.
• Just like people who usually have first, middle, and last names, and property addresses which usually include street numbers, streets, city, state, and zip, page names usually have more than one part.
• The second part of a page name is normally the "path' to that name. A path gives someone a full set of directions on how to get to a page on a web site. For example, if the name of the page that features your property is called yourhome.html, the full name including the path might be: http://www.portludlowwaterviewhome.com/yourhome/
• When you advertise, you will probably want to include the full path to your dedicated page on your flyers and in your ads. You don't have to - you can just use the name of this web site and people will be able to find your property's presentation easily, but it'll take them two clicks instead of just one, and in the web business, the fewer clicks required to get to a destination, the better.
• There are some simple rules for naming pages on web sites. We'll explain those later if you wish to name your page yourself. (We've also provided some examples of valid names below. )

Examples of valid page names for your property's presentation and how they work with links

The following list gives examples of valid names for the web site page(s) that will feature a presentation on the Port Ludlow home that you are selling. The name for your featuring must be unique. That is easy if you use your address (such as 234anystreet), but you can also use more generic names.

• walkerstreethouse
• jones-home
• condon-waterfront
• customhome
• 181condon
• newwaterview
• galfrebuilt
• golfcoursehome
• viewhome

When you tell people how to get more information on your property, you have two options. You can either use just the web site name (e.g., port-ludlow.info) or you can use the website name plus the name of your featuring. Following is a list of examples of what the full name directly to your featuring could be, assuming that we decided the best name for your featuring was "423anystreet". You will only want to advertise one of the names to avoid confusing people, but any and all of these names would go to the same page on this web site.

• http://port-ludlow.info/423anystreet
• http://www.port-ludlow.info/423anystreet
• http://portludlowwaterfronthome.com/423anystreet
• http://port-ludlow-waterfront-home.com/423anystreet
• http://www.portludlowwaterviewhome.com/423anystreet
• http://www.portludlowwaterviewhomes.com/423anystreet

Notes:

• the "www" is optional; all the names work with or without it
• all the primary names (except the two shortest ones) work with or without hyphens
• you can select between singular or plural for homes
• the purpose of setting it up so that the hyphens and the "s" are optional is so that people find your property's featuring easily regardless of which naming sequence they remember

Note: as an add-on, we can set up a special nickname just for your property that takes potential buyers straight to the custom page that features your property without their having to type in the whole path to the page. This name would work in addition to all of the above names. An example would be "smith-house.com". It's actually a simple process but the details of this are too technical to explain here. The only restrictions are that the special nickname must be a valid domain name, must not be the name of another web site, must be available for purchase (and one of the two of us will have to buy it), and thus you need there will be some additional costs.

Note: The prices and terms of presenting your property on this web site are subject to change without notice. Any agreements previously negotiated, including renewal cost, will remain in force indefinately at the price agreed upon prior to any subsequent price changes, until the property is sold as long as you renew the featuring on time.