Domain name

[firesex]

Do you think a domain with a dash ( - ) is wrong for seo? And should it be pertinent to the keywords you use?

 

[MisterF]

A domain has little bearing on the seo factors.

 

[firesex]

A domain has little bearing on the seo factors.

So I'll give you an example. I bought a domain at the beginning that I no longer used. Domain is type try-try.com. The two words of the name are in English, but I would use the domain as a blog in Italian, with keywords that are always inherent in the niche but in another language. Can it cause problems?

 

[erguaxe]

There are many domains with - which position very well is good tactics

 

[firesex]

There are many domains with - which position very well is good tactics

Read the message above please

 

[erguaxe]

So I'll give you an example. I bought a domain at the beginning that I no longer used. Domain is type try-try.com. The two words of the name are in English, but I would use the domain as a blog in Italian, with keywords that are always inherent in the niche but in another language. Can it cause problems?

I do not see well repeat twice the same keyword, the language of the domain is not very important but repeat the key 2 times in the domain is excessive

 

[firesex]

I do not see well repeat twice the same keyword, the language of the domain is not very important but repeat the key 2 times in the domain is excessive

No was just an example the domain is composed of two different words!

 

[termi]

Keywords in domain have very little effect for SEO. You should be fine with using English words in your domain name. What you must consider is if people can remember your domain name? If you used some not very popular words in it that are hard to remember for Italian person you may end up losing returning visitors just because they wont remember your domain.

 

[daica85]

I think domains with dash (-) will not affect anything in SEO. But at end users point, people don't like to type (-) in the address bar.