domain name with same word repeated 3x good or bad?

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AffiliateNinja

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Ok so I'm currently trying to seo my new site and was thinking of making a landing page with good keywords. So say I want the keyword baseball. What would get the best results baseballbaseballbaseball.com, baseballx3.com, baseball-x3.com, or. Baseball-baseball.com

Basically I'm wondering if repeating is better or worse and also if hyphens vs no hyphens is better than another
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hiding_whitehat

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according to stephen colbert, it's great for traffic. or maybe he just meant having boobs in the domain. (like in his "website" donald crosby boobs boobs boobs dot com)

 

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AffiliateNinja

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hiding_whitehat said:

according to stephen colbert, it's great for traffic. or maybe he just meant having boobs in the domain. (like in his "website" donald crosby boobs boobs boobs dot com)

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Lol. So repeating is better? Will it help or hurt me with google?
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bizcredit

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Why stop at 3, why not 20 times? I think its just a small part of your ranking.

 

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dayomoto

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i would like to know about this also...i think it should help rank better but it will look spammy though

 

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AffiliateNinja

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Well let's say I want my site to be on the first page for baseball. What's the best way to do it?
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Total Noob

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Don't do hyphens, I would go baseballbaseballbaseball.com

 

LadRak

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I thought that the domain name was only a small fraction of getting your website ranked up on google :willy:

 

creep

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can you give me an example of a site ranking for a competitive term using this technique?
my opinion is that it just looks spammy

 

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agency

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you looking at something as competative as baseball? if it is then I'd go for a second keyword and aim for the tail..

 

biosclan

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AffiliateNinja said:

Well let's say I want my site to be on the first page for baseball. What's the best way to do it?
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First of all why waste everyones time with a a question like that? Why not spend your time researching seo and niches. If you are still wondering how keywords affect rankings, then you need to spend your time and energy on the basics of how the internet work first before you do anything else....

 

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Selassie_i

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Something about putting baseball 3 times in a domain name just screams spam...unless thats the whole point.