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I have been reading about keyword domains, and I was wondering: would examplewebsite.com be the same as example-website.com, or is it no good to put a hyphen there?
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yes, I think both are same value interms of search engines crawlers but not for the users its difficult to remember the hyphen domains compare to non hyphen domains, So I prefer without hyphen domain names
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From what I've learned, keyword based non hypen domain has better weight in Google's eyes than with hypen domain.
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Yup, exactly. Try Google "digi photography tips", with quotes. And notice the domain name, it still rank with hyphen is there. |
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Hyphens are fine - they actually help differentiate between words. Some combinations can cause confusion. I recall: penisland.com Pen Island or Penis Land ;-) ;-) |
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