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Simple domain name as opposed to KW rich domain name

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smokey99

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HI,
I am unsure as to how much the domain name affects SEO.
I imagine keywods in domain name are good.
How much do they affect on SEO?

Am I better to use a short easy to remember name, or a longer more kw rich domain name?

Thanks
Smokey
 

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Smokey,

I would suggest a combination of both.
Keywords in yoru domain name can be great help with SEO, but a name such as www.pokercasinocardsslotsgamesfreecash.com, for example is way too much.

Have a look at what names are available that feature the keywords you are looking for, and then narrow the list down till you find one that you think is best.

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Thanks Alexd

Thats basicly what I am doing, but trying to refine a little more.
Trying to decide on length Vs easy to remeber.

Better with 5 letter .com that describes business and location
or
15 letter.com that has better kw & location?

I understand what your saying, I'm just second guessing, with too many choices, and trying to look for perfection.


Thanks again
Smokey
 

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smokey99 said:
HI,
I am unsure as to how much the domain name affects SEO.
I imagine keywods in domain name are good.
How much do they affect on SEO?

Am I better to use a short easy to remember name, or a longer more kw rich domain name?

Thanks
Smokey

the domain's keyword terms help some,but if you're branding a name it doesn't matter what domain you choose. ( unless its hard to remember or prone to typos)

the content and keywords in your meta tags is the key, but it helps to market your business if a keyword is part of the domain.

check out the "expired domains section" on this forum.
a lot of good names are often posted there!
 
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