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    Originally Posted by maggie2 View Post

    Would the short form...thenewmsdiet.com work when someone was searching for info on multiple sclerosis
    Not if they put "multiple sclerosis" into the search engine, no. Only if they put "MS".

    Originally Posted by maggie2 View Post

    I have the chance to have the website thenewmultiplesclerosisdiet.com or thenewmsdiet.com
    These are both bad domain-names, in my opinion, neither of which I'd consider buying.

    I appreciate that this is only an example, not your real keywords, but see if this helps: if "multiple sclerosis" and/or "diet" and/or "multiple sclerosis diet" are the keywords for which you want to rank, but you can't buy those exact domain-names because they're already registered, you should be looking for any additional letters/words you're adding to go after the keywords, not before.

    "The new" at the start of the domain-name is not so good.

    multiplesclerosisdietxyz.com is more promising than thenewmultiplesclerosisdiet.com

    Edited to add: should really be asking here - Adsense / PPC / SEO Discussion Forum
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