I just registered these three domains, with the basic thought that it would obviously be good for how-to style guides focused on business owners. I already have <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.bizammo.com">www.bizammo.com</a><!-- w -->, where I have my own business content.
I've been preparing the current site to branch into a network with a few additional writers. So I'm not 100% positive that I really need the new domains. Here are a few options I'm considering, and if you could give me any feedback on what you think the best option might be, I'd appreciate that:
1. Start developing bizhow2.com with business how to guides, and keep it entirely separate from the other site.
2. Leave BizAmmo for the current content areas only and expand that over time, and use bizhow2.com to set up the actual network, having writers focus only on how-to style pieces.
3. Just put all of the business content, how-tos or not, on BizAmmo, hold onto the BizHow2 domains for a little while, and just sell them. I figure even if it comes to this, it was better to grab them when I could in case I opted to use them.
Any input would be appreciated. Thanks!
Jenn
I've been preparing the current site to branch into a network with a few additional writers. So I'm not 100% positive that I really need the new domains. Here are a few options I'm considering, and if you could give me any feedback on what you think the best option might be, I'd appreciate that:
1. Start developing bizhow2.com with business how to guides, and keep it entirely separate from the other site.
2. Leave BizAmmo for the current content areas only and expand that over time, and use bizhow2.com to set up the actual network, having writers focus only on how-to style pieces.
3. Just put all of the business content, how-tos or not, on BizAmmo, hold onto the BizHow2 domains for a little while, and just sell them. I figure even if it comes to this, it was better to grab them when I could in case I opted to use them.
Any input would be appreciated. Thanks!
Jenn