Can the ".me" domain tld contribute to the total keyword?

Ampix0

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For instance. If I was to buy a domain similar to

"love.me" (just made that up)

and you want your keyword to be "Love me"

Does this url contain the keyword "love me" or just "love"

 

hameem

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That would contain just the word "love" for the search engines.

 

Toz

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Haha.. Nice try, though.

 

Panther28

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run a search for ad fly on goggles, and there is your answer.

 

WrightWilliams

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Actually, it does contribute to it. I am not sure why these people think it doesnt...
for example search for any phrase plus org as if you are searching for a keyword and organization, results of .org are bold as it was also keyed into the engine. The same is true for ******, other .me's, etc

 

WrightWilliams

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If you can rank love.me using tons of backlinks for "love me" it will take into effect the domain extension as if it is part of the keyword.

 

ChEcKeD

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Yes it should. Google even uses YouTu.be and goo.gl short domains.

 

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jimdones

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it doesn't. keywords are bolded in serps and tld's are never bolded. however it looks kinda cool.

 

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dr.pepper

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Possibly not at the moment but with all these new tlds being released they will have to start taking them into account soon so it might be worth buying it and using it later.

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