keyword domain name url question

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I have a domain name, ex. keywordshop.com. Is this considered to have the keyword in url even though the word "shop" is at the end of it? Or, would I need to have keyword.com specifically for that rule to apply? Fyi, this is for my homepage.

If not, how can make it so it's considered to be in my url?
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  • Profile picture of the author SuperKC
    Sure, if your keyword is shop.. however picking out a domain name should a technical process.. finding something with strong branding and a solid keyword phrase should pretty much direct you where you go.
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    • Profile picture of the author charlie9705
      @superkc

      my keyword is before shop. would that be considered being in the url?
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      • Profile picture of the author Aaron0669
        Originally Posted by charlie9705 View Post

        @superkc

        my keyword is before shop. would that be considered being in the url?
        Yes. That would be OK, although the preference would be to have exact domain match.
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  • Profile picture of the author EmilyMace
    If you are starting your new online business and for that you are making your website then putting your targeted keyword in the url is the best -practice to present your site in the world wide web. In the SEO point of view keyword used domain may increase the capability of making your site visible in the search engine.
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  • Profile picture of the author charlie9705
    I use wordpress and have yoast seo. when i go to the first tab it states that my focus keyword isn't in the url. what's the reason for this if my keyword is part of the url?
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    • Profile picture of the author Dr los3
      Originally Posted by charlie9705 View Post

      I use wordpress and have yoast seo. when i go to the first tab it states that my focus keyword isn't in the url. what's the reason for this if my keyword is part of the url?
      Check your perma links.

      Also, don't worry about the keyword in the domain. Do it how ever you want to my friend. At the end of the day if you stick to it, no matter what domain, you'll eventually make it.

      So if i sold apples..i would do something like crunch.com..

      Domains don't matter. only thing that matters is your game plan.

      What is your end goal, will you be running this site 5yrs from now?
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