Quote:
Originally Posted by webd  Keywords in the URL matter most when it's an exact match and a .com, .org, or .net name. That is because Google assumes that you might be looking for a specific site or brand.
Other than that don't worry about it too much. A good memorable, brandable domain name without keywords is much better than a weaker domain that contains keywords. |
I would also agree with webd, it's the content that mater's the most not so much the domain/URL name
On the other hand, I've just been thinking that hyphenated domains could work better as far as keyword identification is concerned, don't know if anyone agrees with this but maybe
SEO-Web-Services.com could work better than SEOWebServices.com ??
Just a thought..