Exact match domain taken. Hyphened .com or ...
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PinkyX
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- Feb 25, 2011
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And then do what?I would take both
Bribebox
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Then I would work on Hyphened .com if it's not so long as for example how-to-make-me-happy.com, if it's long, then I would work on .infoAnd then do what?
Zak_A
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I wouldn't go for a .info
I'd prefer a .net or .org without hyphen (if available) or the hyphenated .com
I had to take an hyphenated .com domain for a 3 words keyphrase, and it eventually ranked almost as easily as my other sites without hyphen. So there's no huge difference.
But still, .info sucks
I'd prefer a .net or .org without hyphen (if available) or the hyphenated .com
I had to take an hyphenated .com domain for a 3 words keyphrase, and it eventually ranked almost as easily as my other sites without hyphen. So there's no huge difference.
But still, .info sucks
ok i have little experience on the domain side
.com in a exact match will rank top 3 position in no time just a simple one page site on that particular keyword will do the job and little seo
.net depends but take a little time to rank on top
.org same condition as .net
.info totally sucks
hyphen or no hyphen
i will go for no hyphen just add a little words in front or back but like hot, new, review ..... these kinds of words
.com in a exact match will rank top 3 position in no time just a simple one page site on that particular keyword will do the job and little seo
.net depends but take a little time to rank on top
.org same condition as .net
.info totally sucks
hyphen or no hyphen
i will go for no hyphen just add a little words in front or back but like hot, new, review ..... these kinds of words
Am I the only person that has had good experiences with adding the keyword as a page on the domain?
For example, if your keyword was "Good Dog Food", I would have a site that is like
www.dogsite.com/good-dog-food
In essence, the url is still optimized for the keyword? Or do you guys think that the Exact Match Domain is far more powerful?
I dunno for me its just harder and harder to find EMDs these days.
For example, if your keyword was "Good Dog Food", I would have a site that is like
www.dogsite.com/good-dog-food
In essence, the url is still optimized for the keyword? Or do you guys think that the Exact Match Domain is far more powerful?
I dunno for me its just harder and harder to find EMDs these days.
allblueskys
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I feel like ever time I come acros an EMD its a premium one for sale for $XXXX
ineedmoney1
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What do you guys feel about domains like getrichquick-now.com get rich quick being the key word.
PinkyX
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Have u atleast tried to rank a hyphened domain?
Because what I can see here is that everyone is telling me different things
edit:
In technical language a hyphen equals to space, so google should read sample-keyword.com as sample keyword
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