Is hyphen in domain worthy

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what i ask is

say i want to start a wooden furniture sets website. And woodenfurnituresets.com is unavailable. will it be worthy and help me raise ranking in search if i buy wooden-furniture-sets.com ?? please help

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sure, it works as well as the non hyphen. The hyphen make it harder for visitor to type in the address bar however, if you are not going to build a brand, it will be ok.
 
sure, it works as well as the non hyphen. The hyphen make it harder for visitor to type in the address bar however, if you are not going to build a brand, it will be ok.

Agreed, try woodenfurniture-sets.com or wooden-furnituresets.com rather than wooden-furniture-sets.com since it less hyphen.

:D
 
it is very easy, as when you search your key word still remains the same
 
Can Someone help me with,

How to find whether my domain is indexed in Google
How to find the position or rank of my site in Google
 
Can Someone help me with,

How to find whether my domain is indexed in Google
How to find the position or rank of my site in Google

site:yoursite.com pages indexed
there are tons of rank tracking programs out there. Just look through the forum.
 
Ok and one more doubt is, i just bought a domain. Is it ok if i start getting massive backlinks and bookmarks from fiverr right from today?
 
In the english-speaking world, domain names are always more valuable without hyphens.

But you can still have a successful, good-ranking website with a hyphen in it.

However, I really wouldn't recommend two or more hyphens in a domain name! If you have to use a hyphen, OK, but keep it limited to one hyphen per domain...

In other countries where other languages are spoken, hyphens are sometimes used more frequently than in the English-language world and the rules may be a little different. Here it varies depending on the country and language.
 
If you got your answer, you should delete this thread before someone steals your keyword niche
 
According to Dan Thies, a hypthen in a domain name is treated differently than an exact match domain.
 
If you got your answer, you should delete this thread before someone steals your keyword niche

No, i still have another doubt

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Ok and one more doubt is, i just bought a domain. Is it ok if i start getting massive backlinks and bookmarks from fiverr right from today?

And also, its not my keyword or niche. So no problem :)
 
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