eNom Launches RichContent Product

Monday, August 10th, 2009

Domain registrar offers RichContent system to customers and resellers.

RichContentDomain name registrar eNom has released RichContent, a new content widget system for individuals to add content to their web sites. The system is built by Pluck, which eNom parent company Demand Media acquired in 2008.

RichContent offers various widgets users can copy and paste into their web sites to pull related content and links from various blogs and news sources. Major web sites already use the tool through Pluck.

Although rich content is a good way to add relevant content to your web site, it will not improve search rankings. Your web page simply serves up javascript, which is ignored by the search bots. However, the company is considering adding an SEO-friendly version in the future.

eNom resellers are able to sell RichContent to their customers.

You can see an example of RichContent in operation at JanesSuperGarden.com.

Further Reading:

  1. NameJet Launches, Collaboration Between eNom, Network Solutions
  2. eNom Launches “Instant Reseller” Domain Reseller Program
  3. eNom Uses Domain Lookups to Decide What to Register for Itself

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  1. Latest Domainer News
    August 10th, 2009 | 11:16 am

    eNom Launches RichContent Product – http://tinyurl.com/kpetx5

  2. Domain Name Wire » News » In Demand (Part 2): How the Domain Business Can Benefit from Demand Media - The Domain Industry's News Source
    February 3rd, 2010 | 3:47 pm

    [...] a virgin domain name. There’s no search engine juice, and the revenue model breaks down. But RichContent gives us a hint of what’s to come. Demand Media has good social media tools, which, when [...]

  3. bernard
    February 5th, 2010 | 7:15 pm

    Just LOL!

    Looking http://www.janessupergarden.com, there is no link behind the horizontal tabs. It is a completely fake website.

    What a joke.

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