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productnamecost.com vs productnamecosts.com, any difference?

by bubee
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I am looking at a niche product, and my target keyword is "PRODUCT NAME cost", where product name is the actual niche target.

productnameCOST.com is available only by auction (about $2000)
productnameCOSTS.com (with an S is available)

Longtail shows "product name cost" at 50,000 global searches and 4.12 CPC
Longtail shows "product name costs" at 28,000 global searches and 4.07 CPC

I plan to spend about $1500 on site development. Should I spend on the more expensive name? Is there any difference for SEO?

Thanks!
#difference #productnamecostcom #productnamecostscom
  • Profile picture of the author DPM70
    No. Google will know what your site is about regardless of the 's' as long as you fill it with pertinent content.
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  • Profile picture of the author dadamson
    As above, it will not make any difference whether the "cost" is plural or not.

    I feel very sorry for the person that purchases the domain at auction while this is available :/
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    • Profile picture of the author bubee
      Thanks for the advise! Will get the cheap one...
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