Dec 23, 2004 : Expired Domain Network Offers Traffic

📅 December 23, 2004 - ExpiredDomainTraffic.Net (expireddomaintraffic.net) announced on Wednesday that it has introduced a new offering designed to drive traffic to customers' Web sites.

The company says it provides the traffic by buying the expired domain names of sites listed in major search engines, and sends visitors to those domains to the kind of content they appear to have been searching for. ExpiredDomainTraffic.Net says the service provides Web site operators with targeted traffic at a cost lower than pay per click search engine listings.
ExpiredDomainTraffic says it uses advanced software and special insider services to find out which high profile names will expire, re-registering them as soon as they become available again. In the past, small entrepreneurs were unable to enter this market, largely because of its high costs. The company says it offers a full money back guarantee if customers are not completely satisfied with their service.

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