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"<p dir=\"auto\">There is not any intrinsic value to those domains at all. If those were my domains, I would park them and offer them for sale and hope someone is interested.</p>\n<p dir=\"auto\">The solid SEO approach to take when you own a site is to place all your content on your site. You don't see quality sites buying up other domains. It's a poor tactic. In order for it to pay off you need to add quality content to the domain. At best, you can write a very solid 1-page site. You then need to obtain separate hosting for this one page site. The content needs to be good and then you link it to your site. In the end, you would likely be far better off if the quality content was on your main site, and you didn't spend the time and effort on this manipulation tactic.</p>\n<p dir=\"auto\">If you want to buy a bunch of domains, try buying the ones which are similar to your own brand. This is done as a means of protection. If you are <a href=\"http://Google.com\" rel=\"nofollow ugc\">Google.com</a>, buy <a href=\"http://Gogle.com\" rel=\"nofollow ugc\">Gogle.com</a>, <a href=\"http://Google.net\" rel=\"nofollow ugc\">Google.net</a>, along with any variations you can think of and 301 them all to your site.</p>\n"
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