The EMD Domain Dilemma

[MeisMJ²]

 

[saber210]

Google has spelling correct functions, in some words/phrases/keywords google will show results based on the right spelling of the word.

Sometimes you will see "You mean: [correct keywords]"

or sometimes "Showing the results for : [correct keywords]"

 

[MeisMJ²]

Google has spelling correct functions, in some words/phrases/keywords google will show results based on the right spelling of the word.

Sometimes you will see "You mean: [correct keywords]"

or sometimes "Showing the results for : [correct keywords]"

I'm afraid both ways of spelling are found in the dictionary, but there are strong nuances to it. Can't say anything more or I'd give up my niche lol

 

[Voidray]

Build out both sites with different content and rank them both and take multiple top spots in Serps. If the second way is truly misspelled, then build that name as a brand and don't target the misspelling in your content. Just rank for that keyword as a branded one.

 

[saber210]

Just get the two domain, use godaddy coupon for 0.99 or 1.99 .com domains.

 

[brkseven]

If you don't mind the extra work and time, I think you should definitely target both, at least redirect while you set up both. Or you could build a third website that consolidates both. usually, the more work you have to put in, the better it is in the long run, if that's your plan...

 

[MeisMJ²]

Thanks for the replies guys