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Webpage Title and Domain Name

by pureadvantage
3 replies
Should the website title and domain name be one in the same? Would this help SEO?

Example:

Title: Interactive Guitar Lessons

interactiveguitarlessons.com

Thanks for your help
#domain #title #webpage
  • Profile picture of the author KenThompson
    Do you really mean the page title of your home page?

    Yes, in your case the home page title and domain would be
    the same, and your home page would be optimized for the
    same kw phrase used in your domain.

    The rest of the pages in your site would be optimized for
    different phrases, and the corresponding page titles would
    reflect those phrases.

    Ken
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  • Profile picture of the author MichaelAppleton
    With all my niche blogs I use the domain name, page title and <h1> tag, all with the same keyword for starters. If the domain name is there with the exact keyword I want, I won't get the next best thing, ill move onto a new keyword/domain combo.
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  • Profile picture of the author gussyboy
    Try and get the same, but if you cant, try to get a domain name that has your keyword in and add something at the end of it like (today, now, hube, etc). Dont put anything before it, you will get better results if its after your keyword
    As far as seo goes, Google is not putting as much emphasis on domains as they used to but you should still get your keyword in there.
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