by ioggle
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How to choos the domain name for the compitative keywords ?
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  • Profile picture of the author AFI
    Make sure your keywords are in the domain name.
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    • Profile picture of the author dv8domainsDotCom
      Originally Posted by AFI View Post

      Make sure your keywords are in the domain name.
      I am madly, deeply in love with this comment LoL.

      Ok, so, domain name...
      Yep, make sure keywords in domain name. I wrote something much longer, but commonly, the competitive keywords are likely taken in a single-word singleword.com variant. So, you want to find variants on this instead of paying singleword.com's owner thousands of bucks.

      So, adjectives or common nouns that are commonly searched alongside the keyword are a good start to finding alternatives. (best, better, find, review, search)
      singlewordadjective.com
      adjectivesingleword.com

      Adding a "stop" word (the, a, and (etc))
      asingleword.com
      thesingleword.com

      Combining the above 2 strategies can be mildly effective when absolutely required.

      For a 2-word phrase
      (twoword.com, or firstsecond.com) is typically preferred.

      if not:
      hyphens are good alternative
      two-word.com or first-second.com

      if not, then:
      using/spinning above variations (adjectives/verbs/"stop" words)

      if not, then:
      combine hyphens WITH these methods.

      Worst case scenario with this or a similar strategy would result in something like:

      singleword-noun.com (keyword-review.com, best-keyword.com, etc) which IMO atleast reads better than 123keyword4u.com (OMG I've seen some WINNERS LOL!!!)

      And if none of the above seem to cut it for you:
      pay singleword.com's owner thousands of bucks or come up with a different niche.

      Good luck.
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  • Profile picture of the author Beldin
    Yes, for some reason Goog give ways too much credit to domains with the keywords in them. I mean, that's a good things for the registrars, right?

    So, yeah, I agree... for your main site subject... use your keywords in the domain. The way I see it, if it MIGHT give you an advantage why not use it?
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