If keyword is: "one two" would onetwo.com and twoone.com both be considered EMD's?

[ronywilliam]

Ok so this question has been bothering me for some time and i've been doing tests around this and would like to know the opinons of other BHW members on this.

So lets say our keyword is "One Two" ... if we put the keyword "one two" and "two one" in the google keyword tool it shows the same number of searches and if you try searching on google it gives the same results.

Now the question is would both OneTwo.com and TwoOne.com considered EMD's ... If yes i've to buy like a 100 new domains

 

[cyberzilla]

So lets say our keyword is "One Two" ... if we put the keyword "one two" and "two one" in the google keyword tool it shows the same number of searches and if you try searching on google it gives the same results.

Are they getting same search count when you change the match types? Change the same to [exact] and see if there is any difference. If the search volume is same, you can very well register that and try to rank for both variation.

 

[ronywilliam]

Are they getting same search count when you change the match types? Change the same to [exact] and see if there is any difference. If the search volume is same, you can very well register that and try to rank for both variation.

No the question is TwoOne.com considered an EMD for "One Two" ...

 

[cyberzilla]

No the question is TwoOne.com considered an EMD for "One Two" ...

Nope..

 

[ronywilliam]

Nope..

I'd wait for more opinions becase the funny thing is I WAS able to rank well with the twoone.com thing now i'm wondering if i should scale it up or not. I'm not talking about long tail 3-4 keyword terms just 2 word keywords.

 

[ralphswurld]

I'd wait for more opinions becase the funny thing is I WAS able to rank well with the twoone.com thing now i'm wondering if i should scale it up or not. I'm not talking about long tail 3-4 keyword terms just 2 word keywords.

take it from cyberzilla, he's an expert on that matter.

 

[shariqcomp6]

Ok so this question has been bothering me for some time and i've been doing tests around this and would like to know the opinons of other BHW members on this.

So lets say our keyword is "One Two" ... if we put the keyword "one two" and "two one" in the google keyword tool it shows the same number of searches and if you try searching on google it gives the same results.

Now the question is would both OneTwo.com and TwoOne.com considered EMD's ... If yes i've to buy like a 100 new domains

the google keyword tool displays same results for both the variations..

so i think it is a EMD

 

[dowser]

well - exact means exact, so for one two the exact is onetwo.com and for two one the exact is twoone.com, there is no other way

The other consideration if it makes a difference was clearly explained above...

 

[thedorf]

They are not both exact matches. Only onetwo is the exact match.

 

[khabibf]

I'd wait for more opinions becase the funny thing is I WAS able to rank well with the twoone.com thing now i'm wondering if i should scale it up or not.

I think twoone.com is not an EMD.
we talk about EMD right? I think EMD should exact to the keyword.

 

[SahL]

If the keyword is searched as One two

Onetwo.com would be considerd EMD

Twoone.com would have the keyword but its not the EMD because the search is one two.

I think twoone.com is not an EMD.
we talk about EMD right? I think EMD should exact to the keyword.

Right.

I'd wait for more opinions becase the funny thing is I WAS able to rank well with the twoone.com thing now i'm wondering if i should scale it up or not. I'm not talking about long tail 3-4 keyword terms just 2 word keywords.

As long as it has the keyword it would rank

But obviously it would rank below the EMD.