keyword order matter for seo?

by ruch1v

Posted: 17 years ago 11 replies

I'm just about to register a new domain, I wanted it as keyword rich as possible, I was wondering whether keyword order mattered, for example if my keyword was 'warrior forum website' (its not) would forumwarriorwebsite.com still benefit it from an SEO perspective?

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Ruchi

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zincOnline 17 years ago

try to find a domain that includes your exact keyword as is - will save a lot of time when trying to rank for the keywords
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ruch1v 17 years ago

so forum warrior wouldn't help as much?
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- zincOnline 17 years ago
  
  I am not saying it wouldnt help but using the main exact keyword in the domain is a well known SEO tactic to help with ranking your site.
  
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sweetfranky 17 years ago

I have have nothing to back this up but I think keyword order does matter in domain. I know it matters when it comes to keywords in SERP so it makes sense for it to matter in domain.
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bigcat1967 17 years ago

try to find a domain that includes your exact keyword as is - will save a lot of time when trying to rank for the keywords

I agree. Every domain name I get, I try to get to the closest of phrase that I shoot for.
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hotlinkz 17 years ago

Originally Posted by Darius Greindl

The only search engine that gives value to keyword rich domains is Bing as far as I know.

Darius,

This is interesting. Can you site any sources that support the validity of this statement. I do pretty well in Google and Bing for exact keyword domains so having a source that confirms that statement would be helpful.

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MusicisMagic 17 years ago

Good point about the EXACT name. You will cut down on the number of competitiors.
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InternetMarketingIQ 17 years ago

Yes it does... always has, but not a significant factor unless all other factors are equal.

What do you think Google would rank higher if everything else was equal.

LasVegasNevada or NevadaLasVegas

Google will favor the more natural search term and they have millions of queries to back it up.
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lcxpmp 17 years ago

Your domo should contain your keyword.I will helpful for SEO.
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Sikhar

17 years ago

Originally Posted by ruch1v

As per my suggestion keyword order keeps the importance like keyword density, if you are not placing keyword on right place then your SERP rank can effect that because any search engine founds first in your page that shows in SERP if that found kw then it will increase SERP ranking.....

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