Aliasing or re-directing, which is best?

[Head Boy]

If I have a site - www.BigNaturally.com and I want to pick up some type-in traffic from another domain name, say www.BigHotBoobs.com . What do you think is the best way to set things up. I can alias the domain and just pick up the type-ins. I can create a mini-site with links, but that takes up more time. Another alternative is to load the main site in a frame with a text string in a small frame at the top.

Which option would you choose?

[Brujah]

I often just alias a name out of laziness, but that's not always the best way. Redirecting properly might work better if the destination is a good name and the site is setup to filter the traffic well. I think a mini-site with good filtering or a landing page would work best.

[GypsyX]

Hi guys,

Please pardon my ignorance on this , but how do you do the site alias

Thanks,
Mike

[Head Boy]

Aliasing is usually done by your host. It means that the alias name will resolve all the sub-directories of the primary domain correctly.

btw - some hosting companies incorrectly call aliasing parking. Parking is a different thing, and is usually temporary hosting with a directory of sponsored links on the page. Companies like Sedo offer domain parking with revenue earning.

[GypsyX]

Thanks for bringing me up to speed on that.