hi
I'm thinking of purchasing a domain name which has two words.
To ensure best seo practice, is it best to simply stick one word after the other with no hythen or is it better with a hythen or another character?
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deldove
, Jun 04 2009 08:19 AM
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Randy
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Posted 04 June 2009 - 12:16 PM
Determine which is best for branding, then use it.
For instance, if you're going to ever need to speak the domain name (eg in a phone convo or in radio/tv ads) you'd probably want the non-hyphenated version. Or own both and have one pointing to the other.
There's simply not enough SEO value in hyphenating the domain name to trump branding concerns.
For instance, if you're going to ever need to speak the domain name (eg in a phone convo or in radio/tv ads) you'd probably want the non-hyphenated version. Or own both and have one pointing to the other.
There's simply not enough SEO value in hyphenating the domain name to trump branding concerns.
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