Domain Naming again, but...

by sailor4528

Posted: 12 years ago 4 replies

INTERNET MARKETING

I'm looking for a domain name with my keyword phrase in it (2 words). I can't find one that's not taken, and don't want to include a hyphen. Could go down the "my" prefix or "101" suffix route, but wondered whether a 'z' might be a workable option? For example if I wanted biggorilla.com and it's taken, but biggorillaz.com might be available.

Sorry if question has been asked before and I can't find it on WF.

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Kalyken Banned 12 years ago

Hyphens don't make a difference, just go for it.
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TopKat22 12 years ago

Add prefixes or suffixes to the two words: for example "monkeytraining" is taken, you could check out
bestmonkeytraining.com
bestmonkeytrainingtoday.com
monkeytrainingmadeeasy.com
simplemonkeytraining.com
easymonkeytrainingtoday.com

You see. Just make sure that the keyword you wanted is in it side by side.
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- Michael Shook 12 years ago
  
  Yes, adding a character to the end of the keyword phrase can work pretty well. I have seen it more than a few times in, for instance, lead gen sites for insurance quotes.
  
  The sites seem to rank just fine.
  
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Paula Steen 12 years ago

This was discussed here about a month ago.

http://www.warriorforum.com/adsense-...main-name.html

Here is a link to the same topic being discussed on seomoz. Hope it helps!

Using a "z" in your domain name instead of an "s" | SEOmoz Q&A
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