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2014-01-23, 04:59 PM,
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For SEO purposes is it okay to have -'s in your url? Or is it discouraged?
Ex: help-thread.com
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2014-01-23, 06:20 PM,
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NO. don't use - in domain.
for ex :
hack-tools.com
Just use hacktools.com
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2014-01-23, 06:43 PM,
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Nope it's not but the shorter the domain the better. Also the domain should be clear to read not sddcewe.com.
I don't think it will have an effect at all actually.
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2014-01-23, 07:25 PM,
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For keyword, seo purposes it is okay to use to hyphens. I wouldn't use multiple hyphens in the domain name, because you'll probably be using them in the inner pages of your website as well. The address bar will look like a hyphenated cluster f*ck.
The main reason people recommend to NOT use hyphens is, because the average end user is a moron behind a computer. You're website could be cool-kicks.com, and they'll just put in coolkicks.com and your competitor will reap the benefits and get the sales. Or they don't realize that hyphen is meant to separate words and they'll put it co-olkicks.com .
You have to remember that a good majority of people are complete idiots, can't tell the left shoe from the right. So if you put something as "complicated" as a hyphen in a domain name, you mess up their thought process..
But for SEO, it will be fine. Because you'll have a better chance of getting your keyword into the domain name as well.
You can always run some test of your own and see how well you rank or don't rank.
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2014-01-23, 07:31 PM,
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(2014-01-23, 07:25 PM)XDigital Wrote: For keyword, seo purposes it is okay to use to hyphens. I wouldn't use multiple hyphens in the domain name, because you'll probably be using them in the inner pages of your website as well. The address bar will look like a hyphenated cluster f*ck.
The main reason people recommend to NOT use hyphens is, because the average end user is a moron behind a computer. You're website could be cool-kicks.com, and they'll just put in coolkicks.com and your competitor will reap the benefits and get the sales. Or they don't realize that hyphen is meant to separate words and they'll put it co-olkicks.com .
You have to remember that a good majority of people are complete idiots, can't tell the left shoe from the right. So if you put something as "complicated" as a hyphen in a domain name, you mess up their thought process..
But for SEO, it will be fine. Because you'll have a better chance of getting your keyword into the domain name as well.
You can always run some test of your own and see how well you rank or don't rank.
Could you kindly point me in the direction in which I can see where or even if my website has been ranked with the keywords I use? I am running a test now with GSA SER but not sure how to check to see if it is even working.
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2014-01-23, 07:38 PM,
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Depends on the type of website your making IMO, I would often use an extra letter in the domain over the - to be honest when using niches related to CPA. Not sure how much the game has changed these days, but either way if your CPA type niches then the user wont care for the extra letter. But, if of course your going for something professional looking then use the hyphen instead.
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2014-01-23, 07:41 PM,
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(2014-01-23, 07:38 PM)ϟ★Hawk Eye★ϟ Wrote: Depends on the type of website your making IMO, I would often use an extra letter in the domain over the - to be honest when using niches related to CPA. Not sure how much the game has changed these days, but either way if your CPA type niches then the user wont care for the extra letter. But, if of course your going for something professional looking then use the hyphen instead.
I'm really wanting to work towards a whitehat blogsite. So I'll just find a good domain with nothing in the way, just a straight forward domain.
Thanks for all the help guys.
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2014-01-23, 07:47 PM,
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(2014-01-23, 07:31 PM)Amped- Wrote: Could you kindly point me in the direction in which I can see where or even if my website has been ranked with the keywords I use? I am running a test now with GSA SER but not sure how to check to see if it is even working.
Could always use Moz.com or get CuteRank Professional or Traffic Travis
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2014-01-23, 07:50 PM,
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(2014-01-23, 07:41 PM)Amped- Wrote: (2014-01-23, 07:38 PM)ϟ★Hawk Eye★ϟ Wrote: Depends on the type of website your making IMO, I would often use an extra letter in the domain over the - to be honest when using niches related to CPA. Not sure how much the game has changed these days, but either way if your CPA type niches then the user wont care for the extra letter. But, if of course your going for something professional looking then use the hyphen instead.
I'm really wanting to work towards a whitehat blogsite. So I'll just find a good domain with nothing in the way, just a straight forward domain.
Thanks for all the help guys.
Yes if your going down that road I would suggest against adding extra letters then.
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