Another Trademark question
I know this has been asked a hundred times, but I just wanted your opinions on a slight modification of the idea.
I would like to promote certain products and I know there is an advantage with google (from a ranking/seo prespective), if you have the product name as your domain.
Now most of the times, this is not possible, as it would be a trademark issue having a product and company name in your domain.
However, I was wondering if the following is acceptable (i.e. not a trademark issue) and if anyone else has done this? I'll illustrate with an example.
Say i wanted to sell a product Samsung 42" tv and I found the keyword "Samsung 42 inch PN42C430" had some great searches.
Ideally, I would want the domain name:
(Sorry for the spaces in the url, I can't post links yet and I don't really want to post a link - just provide an example).
www . samsung42inchpn42c430 . com
so it would be a lot easier to rank for the keyword. however, this would be a trademark issue.
What if I did the following instead (provided the domain was available)?
www . 42inchtv . com/samsung-42-inch-pn42c430.html
I could also call my site (i.e. set the title, H1, etc) Samsung 42 Inch PN42C430
I'm guessing, while this wouldn't be as good as having an exact match domain, it would still have some advantage as it is quite focused on that product.
My main concern is that I would like to avoid the trademark issue and still be able to promote products while making the SEO as easy as possible.
Your feedback is appreciated! Thanks.
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