Help! Targeting Specific Keyword Via Generic Domain Name

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Hi,
Is that possible to target specific keyword when my domain is generic domain meaning none of the targeted keyword in my domain name for example my domain name is XYZ.com and I targeted keyword free books? Does the exact domain name help the website to get indexed?
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  • Profile picture of the author bgmacaw
    Originally Posted by Faizudin View Post

    Hi,
    Is that possible to target specific keyword when my domain is generic domain meaning none of the targeted keyword in my domain name for example my domain name is XYZ.com and I targeted keyword free books?
    Have you Googled on 'free books' and seen what comes up in search results?

    Originally Posted by Faizudin View Post

    Does the exact domain name help the website to get indexed?
    It doesn't make any difference so far as indexing goes.
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  • Profile picture of the author RichardF
    Of course you don't need the keyword in your domain to be able to rank for it. Think about how many keywords big sites like Amazon rank for...
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  • Profile picture of the author vinug
    Originally Posted by Faizudin View Post

    Hi,
    Is that possible to target specific keyword when my domain is generic domain meaning none of the targeted keyword in my domain name for example my domain name is XYZ.com and I targeted keyword free books? Does the exact domain name help the website to get indexed?
    yes get some backlinks from other sites with anchor text =[keyword you are trying to rank].that should work
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  • Profile picture of the author dahlgren_m
    Yes, it's no problem.

    EMD's are great for the extra boost in SERPS.

    If you decide to target a keyword without emd, make sure you have your targeted keyword in your sub-domain, and proper on - page seo.

    Ex: xyz.com/free-ebooks
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