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Product Domain Question

by Steviep
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I've been building adsense sites around products with success...

All 1k - 10k searches per month SOC <20 (micro niche finder(strength of competition))

For example say there is a brand 'dongos'

and they make the 'dongos GT500'

I would buy dongosgt500.com

happy days!

but what if the whole product line was low SOC?

would it be better (for SEO) in order to rank each page for a different product...

to buy dongosgt.com then have

dongosgt.com/500
dongosgt.com/600
dongosgt.com/700

etc...

OR

dongosgt.com/dongosgt500
dongosgt.com/dongosgt600
dongosgt.com/dongosgt600

OR

dongosgt500.com/dongosgt500
dongosgt500.com/dongosgt600
dongosgt500.com/dongosgt700

I usually find one product then build the site, then find another related product for the next pages later on, so my sites look like the 3rd example, but now I'm thinking it might be better to find the whole product line first and set the URLs up like the first or 2nd example

I'm testing this now, what do the warriors think?
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  • Profile picture of the author phpnetpro
    I think you'll run into legal trouble registering brand names in websites... just my 2 cents

    I do similar things like this but I avoid registering any domains with a brand name. If a company realizes you are doing that, they can take your domain name from you and sue the crap out of you.. just a fair warning. To me, it's not worth it in the long run.
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    • Profile picture of the author Steviep
      Originally Posted by phpnetpro View Post

      I think you'll run into legal trouble registering brand names in websites... just my 2 cents

      I do similar things like this but I avoid registering any domains with a brand name. If a company realizes you are doing that, they can take your domain name from you and sue the crap out of you.. just a fair warning. To me, it's not worth it in the long run.
      They give you a take down notice first, I've got about 25 sites now and my friend has 100+ we've never had any trouble.

      I know people do get asked to take them down but "sue the crap out of you" nah.. If you take it down when they ask, they aint gonna take you to court.
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  • Profile picture of the author redfoxseo
    Honestly I have found if you are selling there product they do not bother you. Why would they?
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    • Profile picture of the author Steviep
      Originally Posted by redfoxseo View Post

      Honestly I have found if you are selling there product they do not bother you. Why would they?
      exactly..

      If you were using a competitor's brand name to promote your own products then yeah, but a review style adsense site. Your not gonna get sued for that.

      I hope not anyway hehe
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      • Profile picture of the author Steviep
        Anyway...

        That's not what the question is..

        It doesn't have to be products, could be any keywords.

        Any keyword where the last word is interchangeable.
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