Why One Source For Internet Marketing And Sales Is Not Enough Chapter Five

Sorry Rich, I was just headed to bed and being utterly exhausted was not seeing straight :/
Now, about that Manilow tape... toss it with the VCR and type itunes.com directly into your browser's address bar.
While yer there you might want to check the current charts :x
"Current" is overrated. :)
.. NOT understanding the original issue.

I type ... "artist Robert K-----------" ... into Google search bar, and there I am at the top, ... yeah it's a fine-------------- domain name, ... so what? ... my own domain name points to this, so if I give my domain name out as the website address, it STILL gets back to a website that comes up in a Google search.
Same with Bing ... I type in ... "artist Robert K" ... and there I am again, right at the top. ...
I type my domain name ... "rgkernodle.com" ...into the ADDRESS rectangle, and there it is ... my artist website, which is hosted by FAA, where I forward my domain-name URL.
It would make sense that an artist website that has NO connection to FAA but the EXACT same content as the artist website at FAA would NOT come up at the top of the page in a search-engine search, because it is DUPLICATE CONTENT, and search engines loath that.
"yeah it's a fineartamerica domain name, ... so what? .."
The "so what" is that customers can go anywhere on FAA from your FAA profile whereas if they land on your AW then can only see your stuff. It's not anything any of us have any control over so it's not worth sweating over.
When I search you FAA shows up third. The 18 possible Kernodles come up fist. Then comes Art of Fluid in forth, then your NC phone number in sixth,
then in ninth place Absolutearts. Who is Robert Kernodle the Entertainer Man? Is that you?Search ... "artist Robert Kernodle" ..., and FAA is first in Google.
There are lots of Robert Kernodle's ... some lawyers (go figure).
There is a Robert Kernodle professional wrestler ... NOT me. (^_^)
When I am looking for an artist by a certain name, I always type the word, "artist", before the name, ... to narrow it down.