Help needed choosing a domain Name

Ravager

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• Nov 6, 2009

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Recently i created a blog and i am having a hard time searching for a good domain name. I want a domain name that is keyword friendly and well queried by users using search engines. My blog is not specific to any category. It falls into a wide range of topics such as technology, sports, SEO or anything that makes an interest to the online community.

Any suggestion for a good domain name that could be SEO friendly?

 

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Jeight

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• Nov 14, 2009

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Just Google some slang terms for that niche or check out Google Trends. You're bound to get some ideas from there.

 

moneyrocks

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• Nov 14, 2009

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all i can say it keep it small. so if it is video site you can make it vids like joyvids.com or some thing... i hope this helps

 

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Jeight

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No one will search for "joy vids" on Google though.

 

godmonkee

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• Nov 14, 2009

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seotech dot com, Don't know why just popped in my head when I read your post.

Godmonkee

sorry that one is gone but something like that I think

 

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Jeight

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• Nov 14, 2009

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Stick to .coms. They tend to do better in SERPs.

 

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fatbaldbloke

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• Nov 14, 2009

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Ravager said:

Recently i created a blog and i am having a hard time searching for a good domain name. I want a domain name that is keyword friendly and well queried by users using search engines. My blog is not specific to any category. It falls into a wide range of topics such as technology, sports, SEO or anything that makes an interest to the online community.

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So it's about current affairs in the online world? http://www.todaytech.net/ looks like it might not be taken. Most URLs with similar wording are just domain parked (like techtoday, which makes more sense).

I think you're going to have to give it a bit of focus though. What about tepping into "freeware" or "shareware" or the like, it's techy and popular.

 

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fatbaldbloke

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Jerlene said:

Stick to .coms. They tend to do better in SERPs.

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I think that's a myth. I don't have anything to back that assertion up with, but there has been a lot of debate with no real proof either way...