Stop words in domain name?
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Here is an example I'd like to hear your opinions about:
I look in the google keywords analysis and see that 'cats' has millions of searches, and 'dogs' also has millions of searches, but 'cats and dogs' has a good amount of searches itself.
I want to pursue this niche that I think will get me hits (because ranking for the other 2 seems like a hopeless cause).
If I target 'cats and dogs' in my keyword campaigns, is it likely that I will rank faster/higher for that searched phrase than the top sites if they haven't targeted this exact phrase?
For example. A big site has great history and backlinks for the keyword 'cats'.and 'dogs' individually. If someone types in 'cats and dogs' in google, do I have a better shot at ranking high because I have targeted these 3 words together in my campaign?
Thanks in advance
edit. The subject is a bit inaccurate I'm afraid. It's more like 'stop words in keyword campaign'. However for the given example I would say cats-and-dogs.com would make sense as a url if this was not hypothetical
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