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Domain Choosing Help

by Markets
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So I have a brandable name for a domain, but it is confusing me a little on which one to go with.

E.g = myyams.com

My issue is that a word ends with a letter that it starts with, what should I do? I really have three solutions I could do :

1. Use myyams.com
2. Use myams.com
3. Find a new domain

This domain name is not what I am deciding on, it just an example of the issue I am dealing with. Please give thoughts and ideas on what to do. Thanks.
#choosing #domain
  • Profile picture of the author SEO Power
    If myyams.com was the domain in question, I would register it instead of registering myams.com.
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    • Profile picture of the author Markets
      Originally Posted by SEO Power View Post

      If myyams.com was the domain in question, I would register it instead of registering myams.com.
      No it was an example ;

      Basically, should I spell it out with both letters, or should I mix the two words with that one letter (As it ends with the letter the second word starts with)
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  • Profile picture of the author ArielT
    I agree with SEO Power, so yes put it with the correct spelling, as you say with the two letters
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  • Profile picture of the author arindamb
    If I were you I'd steer clear of letter repetitions (adjacent to each other) in the domain. That makes room for more typos (by visitors) and confusion as far as remembering the name is concerned.
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  • Profile picture of the author cloptonrichard
    GoDaddy and BigRock is best website for choosing new domain Name .
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