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Hypheanted Domain Names

by DoHNuT555
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Are exact search hyphenated domain names a good way to go inperspective to google? Just wondering on some of your experience with hyphenated names considering im wanting to get the best advantage possible and I cannot get the keyword together.

-DoHNuT

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  • Profile picture of the author guitarjosh
    Originally Posted by DoHNuT555 View Post

    Are exact search hyphenated domain names a good way to go inperspective to google? Just wondering on some of your experience with hyphenated names considering im wanting to get the best advantage possible and I cannot get the keyword together.

    -DoHNuT

    Excuse me misspelling the title
    Do a search. This has been covered about 3000 times.. in the last year alone. Hyphenated domains are absolutely fine. They work great.
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  • Profile picture of the author Adam Roy
    Originally Posted by DoHNuT555 View Post

    Are exact search hyphenated domain names a good way to go inperspective to google? Just wondering on some of your experience with hyphenated names considering im wanting to get the best advantage possible and I cannot get the keyword together.

    -DoHNuT

    Excuse me misspelling the title
    Yes, Matt Cutts said it himself. Hyphens are fine, and no better or worse than without.

    A hyphen is recognized by Google as a 'separator' and you should not worry about it at all.
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