Nikolas
Fri 25 August 2006, 01:35 pm GMT +0200
This question come to my mind while I was chatting with Olaf regarding some domain names.
What do you think? Is it better to have a domain with hyphens or not?
Which is better? mydomain.com or my-domain.com ?
Personally I prefer non hyphen domains, but this is just because I see those better.
I don't have a marketing related answer about this. What about you?
olaf
Fri 25 August 2006, 03:28 pm GMT +0200
I like them both, if they short and powerfull "php4all" with out hypens and longer ones with hypens:
webmaster-support-forum
because it is reading much better, some charachters like the "r" or "n" are much better to read if they are seperated by a hypen, example:
manrum.tld or man-rum.tld (what a strange name)
YMC
Fri 25 August 2006, 05:56 pm GMT +0200
With so many cheesy MFA sites using hyphenated keyword domain names, I would hesitate using hyphens.
I think too more people are used to just running the words all together when they type in URLs.
olaf
Fri 25 August 2006, 06:00 pm GMT +0200
what are MFA sites? :-[
YMC
Fri 25 August 2006, 09:37 pm GMT +0200
MFA = made for adsense
Usually have little to no worthwhile content (usually just enough for Google to serve ads) with ads and affiliate banners all over the place. Some go to a bit more effort and buy a group of articles and use them for the content.
slider
Sat 2 September 2006, 03:18 am GMT +0200
Most domainers avoid hyphens...although, I was just reading that Online-Casinos.info sold for $5,000 on Afternic. You'd have to be out of your mind to offer something like that...
olaf
Sat 2 September 2006, 10:21 am GMT +0200
Most domainers avoid hyphens...although, I was just reading that Online-Casinos.info sold for $5,000 on Afternic. You'd have to be out of your mind to offer something like that...
yes right, I think that
webdesign has a higher value than
web-design, this thread is not anly about which one will get a higher price, its about what name is better to use for communication, reading and SEO...