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Domain name question

by marcolav
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Hello everybody

after my keyword research i have come up with what I believe are some excellent long tail keywords and then moved on to researching a domain. The 'keyword.com/.net/.org" are all taken however using the domaintools.com suggestion box I saw that keywordSITE.com is available, however after some playing around I discovered that other great keywords are all available in the keywordSITE.com format , so I wonder if just sticking the word site after your keywords makes you look bad in the eyes of the almighty Google or I am really lucky?

thanks for your comments

marco
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  • Profile picture of the author firstdandy
    Hi, I'm just trying to share. Based my own experience It's better to use all in front of the keyword. It works quite good at least on mine. I was using allforextips to target forex tips, and It works quite good and place in 2nd page on google.
    Hope It help
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    use keyword near the begin of domain name
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  • Profile picture of the author Dexter007
    I am not too sure as I didnt experience it myself, but according to the posts by Xfactor and clickbump, I think you can use keywords after you main keyword. Also try if plural words are available. And even if .com is booked, you can go for .net/.org !
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  • Profile picture of the author awmi
    Site after the domain is fine. You can also try these words in front or behind the keyword you are using: direct, online, central, news, guide, course, tips, usa, world, view, tools, path, source, your, my etc.
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