You can't compare the two. One term makes sense, and the other one just doesn't. If your registering the domain for SEO purposes, I would opt for the hyphen version instead.
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Register Today on DNForum IT'S FREE!There is a keyword that gets over 439,000 searches per month. I'm not going to reveal it, lets just call it 'Baseball Cards'
Now, I know baseballcards.com would be worth a lot of money, but would cardsbaseball.com be worth anything?
Please let me know, as I was surprised to find this domain unregistered. One thing I noticed was for the term Blackhat SEO on Google, seoblackhat.com took the #2 spot, so I thought that reversed keywords might be worth something.
Thanks, and I'm a domain newbie! I've been regging too much lately, heh.
You can't compare the two. One term makes sense, and the other one just doesn't. If your registering the domain for SEO purposes, I would opt for the hyphen version instead.
Well, I'll try and be more specific.
The domain I'm looking at is a person's name. Let's say his name is Joe Line. Is LineJoe.com worth anything?
I think that is even worse then a term reversal.
I'm also just a newbie but I've read quite a bit and experienced a lot in my few months (I am at 1,700 registered names) and believe me, reversed words do not work.
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