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[matches]

I have two urls for a site I am going to develop. One is the simply the name of the site owner (I will call it name.com) that will be used for print and things like that. The other is purely for SEO uses (just key words separated by dashes(I will call this kewword.com)) What is the best way to set this up? Should I just have keyword.com be the main url and park name.com at keyword.com or should name.com redirect to keyword.com or should keyword.com redirect to name.com.

I would prefer for people to always see name.com in the address bar. However, it is way more important that I get the best ranking I can possibly get.

Thanks for any help,

Matches

[chrishirst]

welcome to HR Matches

forget about keyword.com and just 301 it to name .com for the odd typein domain guesser.

loads of threads around on multiple domains

[matches]

Great! When I submit to search engines should I submit keywords.com? Will the engines still be able to pick up on the content with out a glitch?

Thanks for the super fast reply!

[chrishirst]

nope, you don't submit to search engines, pointless waste of time. lots of threads on that as well.

You build links and promote name.com

[Jill]

Welcome matches!

You may want to check out our numerous threads on keyword rich domains, as well as the ones on submitting to search engines.

In short, as Chris has already mentioned, keyword rich domains are a waste of time, and so is submitting to search engines.

[matches]

Thanks a lot for the info! And also for kind greeting