your thoughts on my new domain name

What is your marketing objective with your domain?

AJ

Actually sounds like a pretty good catch - leaves a lot of room for some good content there. Now make it something catchy and worth while!

I think it's a good name as is without the -. In terms of the sites focus IMHO your most profitable direction is solving someones problem, so that they search for it to begin with, and so they click/buy something when they get there. And since lot of company are about their bottom line and hence have no gripes about outsourcing overseas to save a buck(regardless of how bad the customer service is) explaining about how important it is may not be the best direction. I think if you focused on people finding jobs, offering jobs, tips on how to get hired, do better at your jobs, get promoted, make the most of what your job offers(as in clientel for the future) etc...these maybe better foundation points, but i'm just giving my opinion.

As far as my experience goes, domain names do not have too much effect on SEO. So you are good to do whatever you want to mate.

I like the name as a name. What you do with it will tell the tale about how good it really is, though.

"Good at your job" doesn't scream "customer service is important", though. I think GMT is headed in the right direction, focusing on ways and tools to do better at one's job. Doesn't matter if that job is running a business, flipping burgers or raising kids.

You have to find a way to make the connection and draw people in.

I like the name. I think it's catchy and easy to remember.

Would you also like GreatAtMyJob. GoodAtMyJob was already taken. But using my is a great way to make the user feel apart of your site. Though that may not be as catchy as yours.

I think its a good name, but sorry to say its what goes with it that counts!

I think the question would be "how do i monetize this site" or "whats the best way to make money from this site".

Don't drive yourself nuts over a domain name.

This domain name is fine. However, it could be shorter.

First off, congrats on buying your first domain!

Are you trying to also rank for the keyword Good At Your Job?

In terms of SEO purposes it really doesn't matter whether it has - hyphens in it or not.

However, if you want it to stand out more to the searcher then the hyphens can make it look more readable.

I agree with Paul - as far as Google is concerned for SEO it doesn't care if a domain name has hyphens in or not, but returning visitors will - the first one is much easier to remember and type in. The main reason some domain names have hyphens in is to avoid a repetition of letters - an example of this is the National Lottery website which is national-lottery instead of nationallottery - so for instance getteddy.com would not be as easy to remember and type in as get-teddy.com. Also what other people have said about exact match domain names is completely true. I am not number 6 on a Google search of my chosen keywords because of my domain name - I learnt that lesson as a rookie newbie in week one (am still a newbie) when I discovered I was nowhere !- I am now on page 1 three weeks down the line because of content - if you put good content in, post frequently and optimise the content for your chosen keywords - look on Adwords for ideas - you will slowly start to see results and visitors - good luck!!! Oh and don't forget to add a few backlinks -grr!! I hate that process. Just don't rely too much on Google traffic as they change the rules a lot!