So I found my niche, it has great traffic over all, people are interested, and there are affiliate programs available. But all the nice sounding keywords are not available for domain use. Other relevant keywords are rarely searched for, but they would make just as great a domain name, and is more targeted.
I' thinking of using the unpopular search terms for my domain name, but focus on attracting the keywords that are already used as domains.
Example:
Let's say umm, "Speakers" is your topics. And some niches are like:
speakers for music productions
speakers for rock
speakers for jazz
speakers for electronic music. bit of a silly example, but bare with me.
"SpeakersForJazz" is taken, highly searched and has intermediate competition. If the domain was available, it would be good to go.
"JazzSpeakers" is a keyword searched 0 times a month, but it's perfect for the actual site content.
Now, if you base your compaign's SEO and traffice around attracting "speakers for jazz" and have your domain as "Jazz speakers" .... could you still rank in the searches for "speakers for jazz" ?
I' thinking of using the unpopular search terms for my domain name, but focus on attracting the keywords that are already used as domains.
Example:
Let's say umm, "Speakers" is your topics. And some niches are like:
speakers for music productions
speakers for rock
speakers for jazz
speakers for electronic music. bit of a silly example, but bare with me.
"SpeakersForJazz" is taken, highly searched and has intermediate competition. If the domain was available, it would be good to go.
"JazzSpeakers" is a keyword searched 0 times a month, but it's perfect for the actual site content.
Now, if you base your compaign's SEO and traffice around attracting "speakers for jazz" and have your domain as "Jazz speakers" .... could you still rank in the searches for "speakers for jazz" ?