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Investigate ENS domain registration

Ethereum Name Service (ENS) maps human-readable names like yourbrand.eth to wallet addresses, content hashes, and traditional website records. Registration is done on-chain (ETH for fees + yearly renewals for most names).

1. Open the official app at app.ens.domains and connect a wallet.
2. Search the name; check availability, premium status, and estimated gas + registration years.
3. Confirm the transaction(s) to request and finalize registration (UI guides the steps).
4. Set records: ETH address, optional url or content hash pointing at your primary HTTPS site (required for classic SEO).
5. Keep ownership keys secure; renew before expiry. ENS is identity—not a Google ranking factor by itself.

SEO note: Submit and optimize https://yoursite.com in Search Console. Use .eth as a brand alias that resolves or links to that site.

Explore IPFS pinning services

IPFS addresses content by hash (CID). A file only stays easily reachable if a node pins it. Pinning services keep your CIDs available without running your own infrastructure 24/7.

• Pinata — developer-friendly pinning API and gateways; common for apps and static assets.
• web3.storage / NFT.Storage — ecosystem tools for storing data and NFT metadata on IPFS/Filecoin.
• Infura IPFS — pinning alongside Ethereum APIs for full-stack dapps.
• Filebase / 4EVERLAND — S3-style or site-oriented workflows for decentralized hosting.

For search visibility: pin for durability, expose a public gateway URL if needed, and still host a canonical copy on a normal domain with sitemaps, HTTPS, and readable HTML. Google does not treat raw IPFS multiaddrs as a replacement for DNS sites.

Deployment code snippets

SPA fallback so indexable paths like /high-authority-off-page-seo-sites-list/web3-domains return 200:

Apache (.htaccess)

RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule ^ index.html [L]

Netlify (_redirects)

/*    /index.html   200

Nginx

location / {
  try_files $uri $uri/ /index.html;
}

Pin directory to IPFS (CLI example)

# Build site, then pin dist/ (example with ipfs CLI)
npm run build
ipfs add -r dist/
# Record the root CID; pin via Pinata/web3.storage for persistence
# Keep https://guestpostlinks.store as the Google-facing canonical

ENS content / URL record (concept)

# In app.ens.domains → Records
# url = https://guestpostlinks.store
# (optional) contenthash = ipfs://<CID> for Web3 browsers
# Canonical for Google remains the HTTPS DNS site

After deploy, verify the canonical tag has no hash fragment and that the Web3 category path is in your XML sitemap.