mohit
Thu 23 September 2010, 02:23 pm GMT +0200
HI
I am planing to get some new domains to work on my personal blogs ,did you all feel that adding keywords will help me to rank well...
Suggestions are alway's welcome.......
Regards
Nikolas
Thu 23 September 2010, 03:31 pm GMT +0200
Yeah it helps in terms of SEO, but it is worst in terms of making a brand. So I guess it depends on the project and how long term goals you have.
riloyavic
Fri 5 November 2010, 07:25 am GMT +0100
remember that Flickr.com ranks well in "photo sharing"
besides, how boring it would be Google.com was SearchEngine.com
branding matters.
Hilarious
Tue 16 November 2010, 08:47 am GMT +0100
remember that Flickr.com ranks well in "photo sharing"
besides, how boring it would be Google.com was SearchEngine.com
branding matters.
Totally agree. The best choice is the short catchy name
ruzler
Fri 19 November 2010, 04:14 pm GMT +0100
My vote too for shorter and catchy name without any numbers and hyphens
jas1414
Thu 10 February 2011, 10:01 am GMT +0100
keywords specific url is the best way to come in search result in short time go for that
DanialOnz
Fri 18 February 2011, 03:11 pm GMT +0100
keyword as a domain.. it is ok, from my experience, it was good but the keywords that need is more specific. eg niche "cooking". choose "cooking for kids" or whatever.
Jason
Sat 19 February 2011, 06:00 am GMT +0100
I would go with key-phrase domains unless it was some site you were really passionate about. In other words, if your making the site for a quick buck and quick ranking then get a key-phrase domain. However, if you wanted some long term project like a webmaster forum then you could choose a brand-able name.
Of course, sometimes a brand-able name will also be a key-phrase name.
temi
Wed 16 March 2011, 08:47 pm GMT +0100
if you have a short name or you can abreviate your name, using your name can give your domain the personal touch.
richerdjohn
Sun 20 March 2011, 07:08 pm GMT +0100
If you want to register new domain. Select first domain that is important and SEO friendly. Select your domain using keywords. It helps you to boots up the traffic and visitors.
temi
Sun 20 March 2011, 07:42 pm GMT +0100
There is a new Google update called Panda update, it sort of negates the benefit of keyword in a domain name, its one of the hotest topics of discussion in the SEO world at the moment
iphonerepair
Wed 23 March 2011, 10:45 pm GMT +0100
yes I would defintetely put my keyword into the domain name. one of the first things i do what creating a site.
JimmyAL
Thu 31 March 2011, 10:02 pm GMT +0200
I think you should put the keyword there without any worry! I always do this and it helped me in ranking. I know that branding is important, but it's very hard to obtain! You can, sometimes, combine both the keyword and the branding if you know the style!
maniako
Thu 14 April 2011, 10:44 pm GMT +0200
Keyword in the domain name helps for SEO and to recognize your niche...
John123
Sat 7 May 2011, 04:01 pm GMT +0200
Keywords will definitely help you rank well.
James-A
Thu 12 May 2011, 06:42 pm GMT +0200
I think there are plenty of methods to do so, where as the most important methode all use is the quality content and creating backlink from from other domains. In such kind of method there are other ways where webmaster use to such kind of method on daily basic to create the best outcome.
domain199
Thu 19 May 2011, 11:37 am GMT +0200
First & Most important thing about domain name is that Domain name should be selected according to search engines priorities, so that search engines could find your website easily. Domain name also should be easy to remember and could become a brand in future. This is for your visitors.
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tenglang
Fri 20 May 2011, 10:34 am GMT +0200
You can use a long tail keyword.
However,please make sure it won't be too long.
Also,a Novel domain will help you to rank well.
SEOAgents.org
Thu 26 May 2011, 08:41 pm GMT +0200
yes, having the keyword on your domain can help your ranking in the search engine. But it is only one of the factor in the SEO so don't solely rely on it.
steve19
Sun 12 June 2011, 07:23 am GMT +0200
u can check domain name sites. you will find
justinbarley
Mon 4 July 2011, 09:31 pm GMT +0200
remember that Flickr.com ranks well in "photo sharing"
besides, how boring it would be Google.com was SearchEngine.com
branding matters.
Totally agree. The best choice is the short catchy name
A short catchy name is good but it would be great if it has a target keyword in it...
seo_corporation
Tue 5 July 2011, 07:34 am GMT +0200
Having keyword in your domain is an added advantage which can help you rank easily for your targeted keywords. But focus on qaulity ogf the content of your blog which will make you successful in the long run.
crystal.barba123
Thu 14 July 2011, 12:28 pm GMT +0200
Yeah it helps... but i would be much better if its reflects your business and brand :)
netshet
Wed 17 August 2011, 09:44 am GMT +0200
Keywords in domain names have very little importance in actual ranking calculations - that???s been the case for years now. The positive effects people see are a consequence of sites linking to the domain using the URL as anchor text - link text containing keywords is what helps the domain rank, not the actual appearance of the keyword in the domain name.
commodityman
Wed 17 August 2011, 02:58 pm GMT +0200
Yeah it helps in terms of SEO, but it is worst in terms of making a brand. So I guess it depends on the project and how long term goals you have.
Yes, it will help you search engine rankings and if the exact keyword is in the domain, then you almost literally have to do nothing if it is a long tail keyword, however, this is not good for a couple of reasons, it probably is not going to be the name of the site that you want, and is a sign of someone not wanting to work hard on SEO. Of course, going the easy way, but if I look at an SEO firm and the domain name is part of their keyword, and they tell you they are the best, I run for the hills.
steve19
Thu 18 August 2011, 08:14 am GMT +0200
Yes. Its always better . Go for it
mark_john
Sun 13 November 2011, 12:03 am GMT +0100
I have been struggling try to wrap my head around which is better to use ... a keyword domain name or a company domain name.
GamingSynergy
Wed 30 November 2011, 02:52 pm GMT +0100
An Exact-Match Keyword Domain Name is one of the best things you can do SEO-wise.
PaulPD
Wed 11 January 2012, 06:19 am GMT +0100
There is no need to go with keyword name for your domain name, since Google new update puts the content on no.1 place, and all other SEO waaay back in line, so focusing on something than that seams to me like waste of time,and like someone said before here branding could be better way to go perhaps, depending on a business you are in.
nadiamoqaddas
Sun 18 March 2012, 03:07 pm GMT +0100
Yea..it is good to choose domain with related keywords. Before buying domain, you can check keywords with Google Adwords.
emilsudak
Thu 22 March 2012, 11:56 am GMT +0100
Keywords in domain name used to help rank much beter for that particular keyword but with all that google changes over a past year it doesnt help as much as it was in the past. Google is focusing now more than ever before on unique contents and organic seo. Keyword in domain name is not gong to boost your rank very much but hey every little bit counts right.
nadiamoqaddas
Sat 24 March 2012, 02:32 pm GMT +0100
Google is changing their Search engine policy. So who does too much SEO for his site will be penalized. So it is good to write unique but effective content for popularity