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How important is it for SEO for you to have your desired keywords in your domain name?
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  • Profile picture of the author seojr
    Domain name is the first place that google looks ta when determine the relevancy of what the person is searching for
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    • Profile picture of the author hugofortin
      Hi,

      It's really important if you want a good placement.

      bye

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    • Profile picture of the author mertens3d
      Originally Posted by seojr View Post

      Domain name is the first place that google looks ta when determine the relevancy of what the person is searching for
      First...Hi all...i'm the bright and shiney new guy.

      Now, my question. I read quotes like this...and I believe them (at least in spirit)...but where is this coming from. Is this documented somewhere by google...or yahoo?

      It seems that there are some factors that are made public and some that are not (we've all read this)...but is the weight attached to these factors ever documented or are these claims based on empirical evidence.

      Does my question make sense?
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  • Profile picture of the author Ron Killian
    Well, it certainly does not mean everything but does help.
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  • Profile picture of the author Gary Pettit
    Yeah...It diffently makes a BIG difference. If you don't have it within your domain name try and put it within your title tags, meta tags and content throughout your site.
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  • Profile picture of the author Jimbeam
    Very very important.
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  • Profile picture of the author kemdev
    ...Apparently, it means a heck of a lot.

    For a keyword I'm currently trying to rank for, I'm outranked by a website
    that zero links and zero content - just a blank white page with a short
    message that says "Coming Soon!"

    But the domain name is the exact keyword.

    So, apparently, it matters a lot.

    All the best,

    Jesse Kemmerer
    kemmerer.j@gmail.com
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  • Profile picture of the author ametis
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    • Profile picture of the author SmartMarketer
      Domain name is very important.

      To believe it, try to search for anything and see how many .info domains you see on the first page. None, or one or two, depending on the niche.

      Same thing with the keyword in the domain.
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      • Profile picture of the author A. van Heerden
        If you're looking at Google, keyword in your domain can help a little bit if all other things are equal, its just not as important. The quality of links pointing to your site plays a much bigger part in your overall SEO efforts.

        One advantage though of having your kw in your domain is that when other sites link to you, you'll get the benefit of the kw as an anchor text link.

        Hope it helps!
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  • It's an advantage in certain circumstances but is just a small part of the bigger picture.If you are selling a single product or targeting a small niche then it is a good idea to have your keywords in your domain.
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