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| HyperActive Warrior Join Date: Sep 2009
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If I'm trying to get the URL and rank for a key phrase like in this example: "superhero action figure" But the domain is not available- Can I get: "deluxe superhero action figure" and still rank for "superhero action figure"? |
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| Now Available in 3D War Room Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Iceland
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Yes that should be no problem, if however it starts get to far fetched I'm not sure you get the same results. But having an extra word in front of your main phrase wont do any harm. -Heimir |
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Thanks Heimir! So do you think if someone searches for "superhero action figure" that- "deluxe superhero action figure" would show up in search results at about the same page position? Can anyone else confirm this? |
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| Philipp Kostin War Room Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Planet Earth
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It's all about SEO - even "mydomain.com" can outrank "superactionfigure.com" if it is optimized and SEO'ed the right way ![]() But since it surely helps to have the keyword in the domain name, i'd go for a broader search phrase like "cool superhero action figure", "deluxe superhero action figure" - whatever keyword combination have more searches (do a research here) and optimize for both. |
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