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Funny and true but nothing like free, organic traffic in the long run because of money spent on a good domain.
Content can be added later on also and when you see the traffic just because of a good domain name, it actually encourages you to work more on your site.
you took the words right out of my mouth….
sadly google can’t tell if a site is crap or not so maybe the pie chart is the best way to do things. I have the most popular blog in my niche yet i’m nowhere on google, the theory that great sites get natural links is bs. in the 13 months i’ve been blogging I have just 3 natural links all with crap anchor text.