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- Ali je pomembno, ali imamo. Com,. Net, biz,.. Org, (itd) za namene SEO?
- Če je vaša glavna ključna beseda domena ni več, kaj je vpliv uporabe vezajev?
- Ali imajo ključno besedo v širšem ime domene tekmo imajo toliko vrednosti kot natančen domene tekmo ključne besede?
- Kaj je najboljše prakse za dodajanje besed v začetku ali koncu domenskega / frazo -, ki je boljši?
- bi bilo pametno, da se registrirajo domensko ime v top 3 TLD je samo, da tekmovalce v zaliv?
Danes bomo odgovorili na vsa ta vprašanja (in več) - in se v praksi orehi-in vijaki, kako optimizirati domeno za SEO.
Preden mi, rad bi vam predstavil Kenny Goodman . V naslednjih nekaj dneh, je Kenny strinjali, da delijo nekaj svojih "pamet" okoli uličnih imen domen in SEO, in pojasnite, kako je dobil nekaj [iskreno] smešno donose iz domene in SEO.
Kenny Goodman, in pridobivanje Rezultati domene
Kenny prvotno posnel svoj denar dominira svinca generacije strani nekaterih najbolj hiper-konkurenčnih industrij okoli - Finance, telekomunikacij, nočnih klubih (Ministry of Sound spodbujanje klubov v Veliki Britaniji) in celo Preskoči dajanja v najem (Smetišče najem). Dva izmed podjetij mu je ustvarila do sedaj so bili ocenjeni na več kot 10.000.000 $.
To je preko glavne-generacije, ki Kenny osla svoje sposobnosti okoli SEO in SEO za domenskih imen.
Domene so "Virtual Real Estate"
Hkrati, Kenny začela tudi domene, kot je zdravljenje z nepremičninami, ko sem videl je lahko boljši izkupiček od svojega področja, kot svoje opeke in malte-lastnosti - nakup, obnovo in izgradnjo področja, - nato pa zakup ali prodajo jih za velike dobičke .
- V enem zadnjih transakcije Kenny kupil 69 $ domeno, in jo prodajajo v nekaj tednih za 25.000 $ - 36.132% donosnost naložb (poskusite tem, da v nepremičnine!)
- V drugo, je kupil 500 € (Velika Britanija) domeno, dobil je uvrstila na prvi strani v Googlu, in ga nato prodajo za £ 12.000 (to je hiter dobiček več kot 17.000 $ USD ali 2.300-odstotno donosnost naložb.)
(Prav tako uporablja edinstveno strategijo za pridobitev domene, nato pa jih v najem v velikih podjetjih za mesečno najemnino, zaslužek sam zdravo stalen denarni tok iz vsakega področja, namesto da prodajajo domeno za enkrat-off takse - ampak da bi dobili te strategije, boste morali vložkom z njim dobro steklenico rdečega vina.)
Kenny nam je pomagal, da skupaj več video posnetkov na domenskih imen in SEO, da bo (upajmo), ki vam dober vpogled v to, kako Kenny izbere, razkriva in dobički iz domenskih imen.
Danes želim deliti z vami prvih dveh videov ...
Domain Name SEO 101
V svojem prvem videu Kenny nas popelje skozi osnove optimizacije domene - Domain Name SEO 101 - kaj je domena in kaj je to, da določa, da je vrzel med dobro ime domene in slabo ime domene.
V ospredju tega videa je kritična razlika med natančno ujemanje, frazno ujemanje in s širokim ujemanjem optimiziranimi področjih, in kako so iskalniki dajejo natančno ujemanje optimizirana domen višje uvrstitve.
Razumevanje Domain Name SEO - Odgovori na vaša vprašanja
V tem drugem video Kenny bo odgovarjal na vprašanja sprejeti naravnost iz zadnjih komentarjev blog - medtem ko razlaga veliko osnovnih pojmov je pomembno, da vedo o tem, kdaj ste optimizacijo vaše domene.
Ta druga video osredotoča na vprašanja:
V tem videu Kenny ponuja svojo osebno izkušnjo okrog ključnih dejavnikov in kako sem mu dal boljše rezultate, ter daje napotke okoli nekaterih bolj vroča debata okoli točk domene optimizacijo.
V naslednjem blog post, bomo pogled na nekatere posebne strategije je Kenny, ki se uporabljajo, da bi našli veliko njegovih najbolj donosnih področjih. Poskrbite, da boste prišli nazaj za to eno.
Prav tako obstaja veliko vaša vprašanja okoli starimi domene, ki ostajajo brez odgovora. Zaradi tega bomo tudi proučila, starimi domene v veliko bolj podrobno v prihodnjih dneh, in odgovor je veliko vaših vprašanj, kot je mogoče.

















































John je dejal:
Hvala za to popoln nesmisel, brez imena domen videz.
weerachon je dejal:
Katera je najboljša od. Com,. Net,. Info. Org. Jaz. Nas?
Zdaj sem useing. Info, ker je samo 1 $ na leto.
Na 27. marec, 2010 ob 4:35 am
Brent Hodgson je odgovoril:
Kenny gre skozi. Com,. Org,. Net,. Info in. Biz v 1. video in se dotika ccTLD (čeprav ne izrecno. Me in. Nas) in po svojih najboljših močeh uporaba v 2. videu.
To je vredno drugi pogled.
Na 27. marec, 2010 ob 3:49 uri
Lane je odgovoril:
Jaz bi bili zainteresirani za svoje misli naprej. Nas
Na 27. marec, 2010 ob 6:30 am
Bob Stephenson je odgovoril:
Info je v redu za uporabo, če dont ste načrt za izdelavo več kot 1 $ na leto na tem mestu ...
Na 27. marec, 2010 ob 8:36 am
Paul B je odgovoril:
Rad imam pametne komentarje rit, kot, da je. Eden od mojih Info področjih naredi več kot 10k na mesec v affiliate prodaje, vse iz ekološkega prometa. . Tv naredi več v enem dnevu od tistega, kar večina ljudi (vključno s spletnimi prodajalci), da v enem mesecu.
SEO v domenskih imen Google je tako enostavno, kot lahko dobiš, pa DETAJL točno to, kar počnejo, in ne marajo.
Na 27. marec, 2010 ob 3:25 uri
Lane je odgovoril:
Paul,
Kje so podrobnosti te prosim?
Hvala.
Lane
Na 27. marec, 2010 ob 10:09 uri
Vincent je odgovoril:
Ne nujno.
Imam. Info domeno, ki je dosegla Google PR4 in zgornji seznam za svoje ključne besede pogoji in prodaja $ 9 izdelek z rednimi prodaje.
Na 27. marec 2010 ob 11:18 am
Bob Stephenson je odgovoril:
(Kateri je najboljši od. Com,. Net,. Info. Org. Jaz. Nas?
Zdaj sem useing. Info, ker je samo 1 $ na leto.)
Nekateri pojasnilo in opravičilo ... sem bil ne daje dol. Info strani. Seveda lahko dajo dober denar kot druge razširitve. Sem rekel, in ne namerava žaliti, da če je ključna beseda vredno iti po, potem ne skrbi za prihranke, med državo. Com ali Info. (Če je. Com na voljo)
Ian je dejal:
Da, zelo dober in pomemben info, expecially približno odstotek gostote ključnih besed v predpona in pripona domene. To je prvič, to je bilo pojasnjeno, da me v celoti.
Chris Jalender je dejal:
Hvala za razjasnitev na moje vprašanje o neto. In. Org. Nikoli nisem čisto gotten to veliko podrobnosti o tej temi.
Matt P je dejal:
super hvala info.
To postaja vse bolj pomembna
Steve Jones je dejal:
Po mojih izkušnjah. Org opravlja bolje kot SEO. Net. To je lahko, zakaj imamo nekaj sto od njih in jih prodajajo kot hotcakes.
Jamie je povedal:
moja 2 centa .... sem videl veliko sklopljenem razvrstitev URL-jev na prvi strani. Dobre Videos - hvala
Na 27. marec, 2010 ob 3:26 uri
Lane je odgovoril:
Strinjam se! Ne verjamem, da je število snovi, vezaje sploh.
Jared je dejal:
Odličen pregled. Rad bi slišal svoje misli za nakup, gradnjo, prodajo domenskih imen. Še posebej z nekaj primeri. Je to mogoče?
Na 27. marec, 2010 ob 4:37 am
Brent Hodgson je odgovoril:
Ostanite z nami - Kenny je bil za proizvodnjo vsebin, kot človek na ogenj. Bomo videli, koliko lahko dobimo ven v naslednjih nekaj dneh - vendar, če smo zamudili nekaj vprašanj, zaradi časovne stiske, moramo vprašati Kenny nazaj kasneje?
Na 27. marec, 2010 ob 5:11 am
MauFournier odgovoril:
Ja, prosim!
Na 27. marec, 2010 ob 7:38 am
Gary Dean odgovoril:
DA! z vsemi sredstvi! Ampak ne želimo, Kenny začeti obnašati kot še eno "guruja" ...
Naj 'em, ki prihajajo ..
Naj 'em preprosto ...
in ostati skromen ...
Na 27. marec, 2010 ob 9:19 am
Viviane odgovoril:
Brent, samo vztrajati Kenny v vašem ječo MS, tako da si ga oživljati, ko imamo vprašanje. Vsaj ne morete zmanjšati mu svoboden, dokler ne razkriva vse o prenovi domen in prodajo ali še bolje jih da v najem ...
Na 27. marec 2010 ob 10:03 am
Obikodi odgovoril:
Prav gotovo
Ena stvar, jaz bi želel, da velja, je dejansko po prednostnem vrstnem redu za pridobitev najbolj SEO optimizirana ime domene.
Na primer - najboljše domenskih imen, da bi se:
1 - keyword.com
2 - keywordsuffix.com
3 - po ključnih besedah suffix.com
4 - keyword.org
5 - po ključnih besedah suffix.org
6 - prefix-keyword.com
in itd itd
Seznami, kot ti lahko zagotovo razliko pri konkuriranju na spletu še danes, saj nam daje učinkovito bližnjico do rezultatov smo vsi loviš - tako kot programsko opremo!
In v današnjem trgu, majhne in hitro bije velik in počasen.
todd bryson said:
my .orgs usually rank very well. Just as powerful of .net in my opinion. Nothing beats a .com though
Diana said:
Thanks for such a great article! I found it very informative and helpful
Marketing Forums said:
One thing that isn't mentioned is the Google randomization factor.
On March 27th, 2010 at 4:37 am
Brent Hodgson replied:
Tell me more about what you mean here
On March 29th, 2010 at 1:44 am
Marketing Forums replied:
For .com, .net and .org – if you register all 3 on the same day and post them at the same time then you will always get one ranking higher than the other, randomly – try it.
Google has a randomization factor built into it with the ranking, to make their system more difficult to decypher – kind of like what some encryption technologies do, they add some junk on the data stream to make it more difficult to decypher otherwise the pattern would be predictable.
On March 27th, 2010 at 3:27 pm
Lane replied:
I'm interested in that too!
Hvala
Victory Blog Designs | Lucas said:
Thank you guys so much! I have really been wondering what extensions are best if you can not get the .com for your keyword. I do have a question though. If you are able to get keyword.org or keywordonline.com which should you go for? Does the extension or the keyword density have more pull in Google?
Thanks again for this awesome post!
On March 27th, 2010 at 5:07 am
Kenny Goodman replied:
If all other factors are the same and for SEO reasons only – I would go for the .org all day long
On March 27th, 2010 at 6:33 am
Quincy | anger management classes replied:
Good question Lucas.
From my research, in the example that you give, you're better off getting the keyword.org over the keywordonline.com
I've seen countless exact phrase .net's and .org's ranking on the first page, over a phrase match .com
With that said, choosing a phrase matched .com, .net, or .org, will do better than an exact phrased .biz, .info, .me, etc.
These are from my own experiences, plus observations when conducting keyword research.
On March 31st, 2010 at 4:01 am
Victory Blog Designs | Lucas replied:
Thank You Quincy
Derek said:
Lep članek. It would be nice to know the domain names that made such profit, and how he did it. Now that would make for a way more interesting read. I think that's where you guys go wrong; if you showed more in depth, detailed, specific tips into how you succeed, then more people like myself would be more inclined to pay for your services. I appreciate any advice you have to offer none the less.
On March 27th, 2010 at 5:12 am
Kenny Goodman replied:
Hi Derek – Great point and one I have considered but when I sell a domain name or website to someone I just want the sale. If I were to complicate the sale by asking them to sign a document allowing me to tell the world about the details of the sale, this would be another barrier to the sale that I don't need.
I hope this helps
On March 27th, 2010 at 9:58 am
Candee replied:
I wholeheartedly agree. Every guru out there touts the millions they make online, but they never show you the sites (or in this case domains) that made them millionaires. IMHO, they probably all got really rich by selling their info to people like us. Kdo ve. Maybe none of them ever had a site, but only sold their own particular “system” for getting rich on the Internet. Jeremy Palmer is the only guru out there that actually showed some of the sites he made or is making money with.
I can honestly say that the information that I have received from simply buying Market Samurai (which is an awesome program) is some of the best I've ever had. Clear, concise, understandable even to a newbie. It's one of best investments I've ever made and I have spent thousands of dollars trying to find the secret to making money online. It's been nearly five years now, and I'm still nowhere near where I'd like to be. In other words, I still can't quit my day job. Still, what I've seen so far, is more fluff than substance as you have already pointed out.
On March 27th, 2010 at 3:11 pm
Carl replied:
Good call Candee, I have found the same too..
I did watch the vids, and yes they were ok but they didn't actually tell much…all I heard him say to each one was “In the SEO community it is highly debatable” – not really a convincing answer. Kenny, it would be better to maybe give some stats or some figures on why you think that is – or what you have found to work for you?
I often find that people (especially in the IM niche) don't explain WHY they do stuff – even when you purchase their courses or materials, they just say you need to do this or that.
Kenny, it would be good to give a reason why you would do something over something else. eg. I would choose X way of doing it as it has constantly outranked, outperformed the Y method of doing things.
That, I think will clean up some of the confused individuals & newbies I so often find out there in IM land.
Just my 2c
Carl
Lara said:
Awesome info here – looking forward to the next installments.
Cheers.
Fundraising Cards said:
I prefer .org over .net and not just because I am in Fundraising Industry and my keywords revolve around Fundraising Ideas.
.net is forgettable where .org is “different” A prime example of this is the comcast.net mail…… I would wager a full 20+% when typing in the email address type .com
I own mo….rp.com (nothing special not alot of traffic..) I get email to mo….rp.net … from his clients, from his discover card bill monthly
Ajay said:
Fantastic! Over the years, I've watched the numerous debates over the questions posed. Regarding the previous SEO post, I do believe it is entirely true. I built a website that was an exact match for a keyword that had competition from many authority sites but not much exact match competition.
I then installed wordpress on it, and left it alone for two weeks (without doing anything – I didn't even add any new posts). After I was indexed, I got to the first page of google! No backlinks, no content. Sniping keywords that you think will be searched in a future and getting the .com right off the bat is a good way to go.
I've also had better experiences with .org's over .net's, but I tend to keep researching until a .com is available.
Great information for beginners and experts alike. Thanks guys! You always provide quality information.
Stan said:
Great stuff, thanks! Se že veselim naslednjega.
Blake said:
I use subdomains all the time for adwords to gain a better quality score.
What are your thoughts on subdomains as pertains to ranking for SEO
On March 27th, 2010 at 3:30 pm
Lane replied:
Is it working well for you or not?
guy said:
Thank you. This is quite informative.
Regarding ccTLDs, what's your opinion on .us if the site targets the US and the .com is not available? Could it be close to a .com, or would it be far from effective, as virtually all US site use .com
On March 27th, 2010 at 3:31 pm
Lane replied:
I'm very interested in the answer to this one too.
Thanks beforehand!
Peter Rose said:
What if, the dot com domain name comprises of 4 or 5 words and yet the domain is the exact keyword being searched for? Is there any disadvantage of having a long domain name for 18 to 25 words? I have found quite a few keywords where that domain is available with reasonable traffic and low competition.
Great videos Kenny BTW! Looking forward to seeing more.
Peter
Altrincham
Cheshire UK
On March 27th, 2010 at 6:34 am
Kenny Goodman replied:
If you are targeting that exact long tail key phrase then this would be the perfect domain.
Jim je povedal:
Čudovito stvari. To je točno to, kar sem potreboval. Komaj čakam na naslednje.
Ken Stein je dejal:
Kenny:
Hvala za informacije. Počutim se, kot da luč na koncu tunela ni vlak, ki prihaja iz druge smeri.
Sem lastnik 250 + / -. Generično com domen se osredotočajo na grafične / grafične industrije. Se nanašajo zlasti na stroje in potrošni material, potrošnih materialov, ki se uporablja v tiskarski industriji.
Imel sem te za največ 10 let. Če je mogoče sem kupila v ednini / množino in non sklopljenem / deljena različico domene.
Nikoli nisem bila sposobna ustvarilo kakršne koli obresti, ki jih kdorkoli v moji industriji za nakup domene, domene, zakup domene, domen, ali delajo z nami, da razvijejo domene področjih za lastno uporabo.
So nerazvite in so preprosto parkira, kjer domene registrar je izkoriščanje nekaj koristi, oglasov na parkiranih domenskih "strani"
Jaz bi pozdravil vse misli, predloge, povratne informacije od vas so vaši gledalci.
Ken Stein
Na 27. marec, 2010 ob 7:45 am
Ray je odgovoril:
Ken!
Get thos domen in jih klofuta gor z WordPress - pripravljeni 100 besed z info o tem, kaj se bo in jim ime v glavi. namestiti ustrezne plugins in dal gor AdSense, tako da lahko zaslužite denar! Dont 'ga podarite za hosting podjetju. Če potrebujete pomoč s tem, kako potem mi email
onlinemarketingx na g mail dot com
Kaj odpadki - in deset let! Slišal sem, da ya človek ... da bi me zdaj gre ...
28. marca 2010, ob 12:35 uri
Ken Stein je odgovoril:
Ray:
Hvala za odgovor.
Tako moja tajnica (domainguru.net) je bil ustanovljen, jaz ne bi mogla uporabljati Wordpress dati minimalno vsebino na področja. Jaz bi morali uporabiti svojo osnovno brezplačno programsko opremo spletnega razvoja. Nekako, ko sem poskušal to pred nekaj leti, njihova programska oprema in računalnik se borili. Njihova programska oprema je zmagal in bi zaprl svoj računalnik. Nisem računalniški zdrava pamet, tako da sem šele padel.
Lahko sem premakniti področja, na katerem sem trenutno imajo svojo funkcionalno spletno stran gostuje (www.graphic-equipment.com), ampak da so jim gostiteljice 200 + domen nenadoma dodaja $ 100-ih dolarjev na mesec na moj denarnih izdatkih.
Edini spletni razvoj programske opreme, ki sem jih imel pojma o in potrebujejo ponovnega učenja, je Sprednja stran 2003.
Sem štejejo poskuša naučiti Joomla. Imajo tajnih oglasi program, ki bi bila kot nalašč za uporabo na številnih spletnih strani, ki mi želijo razviti za pomoč trgovcem oziroma lastnikom opreme tržiti posebno Proizvajalec / tip izdelka. Te spletne strani bi bila optimizirana za proizvode, ki uporabljajo najboljše SEO tehnike.
Še enkrat hvala
Ken Stein
28. marca 2010 ob 7:42 am
Rick je odgovoril:
Ken,
Lahko namestite Wordpress preko Fantistico od večine nadzorno ploščo po mojih izkušnjah, zelo enostavno. Kot je navedeno pred polnjenjem z minimalno vsebino, da bi dobili prometa za sebe in ne omogoča gostovanje podjetje dobiček. Jaz zagotovo nisem webmaster vendar je bilo ugotovljeno Fantastico zelo enostavno za uporabo skupaj z Filezilla za FTP.
30. marca 2010, ob 10:17 uri
Ray je odgovoril:
Ken, kot sem rekel, prosim email mi, kot da ne bi objavili info tukaj. Ste kar svoje življenje waaaay preveč zapleteno kolega! Ray
Na 27. marec, 2010 ob 8:11 am
Rebecca od ModernMarketer odgovoril:
Ken,
Zakaj ne bi jih parkirati nekje, da vam bo denar, tako kot Sedo ali Parked.com ali kakšno mesto. You are free, da parkirajo svoje domene in denar od njih.
Kaj bi bolj smiselno, IMHO je, da oddajo te naloge in imajo informativne bloge zgrajene na področja in jih med seboj povezujejo, so 10 let.
Ne da bi vedel info CNK ali prometne številke za vaš nišo je težko pomagati, vendar pa stran z adsense pomeni, da bi nekaj denarja, če ima informacije, da ljudje v tej niši iščete.
Ti bodo tudi prodajo za več denarja s strani na njih v tem trenutku. Še enkrat to je moje mnenje.
28. marca 2010 ob 8:06 am
Ken Stein je odgovoril:
Rebecca:
Hvala za povratne informacije. Zadnjič, ko sem poskušal izpostaviti področja, na mestu, kjer sem lahko "park in dobiček" družba ni niti odzvali na moj email. Poskušal sem iti prek Googla in se je pravkar prenehalo parkirno program. Jaz sem zdaj gledamo na najboljše možnosti, da opravljajo. Tudi kasneje ta vikend, bom vzeti čas, da natančno pogledati vaše spletne strani.
Grafični umetnosti / tiskanje tržnica po mojem s pretečenim rokom številke, približno 140 milijard dolarjev v izdelku vsako leto.
Tam je približno $ 8 milijard dolarjev v opremo prodajajo po vsem svetu pred 3 leti.
S trenutno gospodarstva, so te številke verjetno nižja za 15 odstotkov.
To je velik trg.
Ken Stein
Na 27. marec, 2010 ob 8:42 am
Predsednik uprave Seo odgovoril:
ustreli me e-poštno sporočilo s seznamom področij in bom videl, kaj lahko prišli do. Sem bil v poslovnem tiskanja / SEO let in so imeli velik uspeh. Mogoče bom lahko nastavite neke vrste skupno podjetje. ampak dobesedno dajete ves svoj denar na strežnikih zdaj.
Tor
Predsednik uprave Seo
28. marca 2010 ob 7:26 am
Ken Stein je odgovoril:
Hi Tor:
Preverite svoj poštni predal. Poslal sem vam 3 e-pošto, ki prikazuje področja, razdeljenih po kategorijah. Veselim se vaše mnenje.
Ken Stein
Na 27. marec, 2010 ob 9:31 uri
DrScot odgovoril:
Ken! DrScot tukaj ... Matt in sem delajo na "kloniranje" format za bloge WordPress. Lahko stori enako, in vsaj dobili vse svoje domene z vsebino na njih. Naredite nekaj dolarjev off AdSense, vendar se jih uporabi tudi povezave do prodaje črnila tiskalnika in druge potrebščine za tiskanje na Amazon. Pokliči me kdaj. - DrScot
28. marca 2010 ob 7:46 am
Ken Stein je odgovoril:
Hi Dr Scot:
Izberite dan, da ste in Matt voljo za kosilo. Ti bom sestane Panerra jev na Cedar Bluff. Moj poslastica za dajanje v najem mi znanje o samurajev trga. Sem komaj opraskan površino, kaj je program sposoben.
Imate svoj e-poštni naslov ali mi lahko doseže s pomočjo EOK.
Še enkrat hvala
Ken Stein
Dave K dejal:
Zanima me, kakšne so vaše misli o domenskih imen, ki so sestavljena iz 2 besed in da je zadnja črka prve besede je enako kot prvo črko drugega besede. Če čista domena ni na voljo, kaj pa spustite eno črko v sredini domene.
WeldingGas.com je dober primer. Da je domena vas preusmeri na WeldingMart.com, in da domena sploh ne pokaže na 1. SERP. Bi ime domene, kot WeldinGas.com to dobro?
Na 27. marec, 2010 ob 6:38 am
Kenny Goodman odgovoril:
Če je vaš cilj ključni stavek je "varilni plin", potem bi jaz šel za WeldingGas.com ali druge razširitve, če so na voljo. NE WeldinGas.com to je optimiziran za keyphras "plin" weldin prepričan sem, da nihče ne išče na
Na 27. marec, 2010 ob 6:39 am
Bob Stephenson je odgovoril:
Sem štejejo enako taktika na drugih niše / ključne besede, vendar se je odločil proti, kot je ključna beseda, ki se vnesli v jo iskalca se dogaja, da so tako "G" in ne samo enega. Morda boste dobili nekaj prometa od tistih, ki samo dal v 1 "G", nato pa je Google sedaj ponuja To ste pomeni "možnost za tiste, ki natipkana querie napačno ... treba biti natančen ključne besede.
Jay je dejal:
Keyword gostota dejavnik pri domensko ime mi je dal idejo. S pogledom na to, naj tisti, ki je v industriji podložke raje ime domene topwashers.com na bestwashers.com.
Hvala za nasvete o Search Engine Optimization. Včasih se sprašujem, kako bodo iskalniki odgovoriti na moje spletne vsebine. Mislim, da si odgovoril na moje vprašanje, ki ga kaže na to, da vse, kar je naravno in prijeten, da človeško bitje je tudi dobro, da v očeh iskalnikov.
Jay
Na 27. marec, 2010 ob 6:43 am
Kenny Goodman odgovoril:
Upoštevati morate tudi dejanske besede in kako izgleda za človeško oko. Če si želite ustvariti blagovno znamko, potem vam ni nerodno želijo besedo, ki ne roll off jezik tudi. Prav tako je treba preučiti, ali druga beseda je sestavni del iskati ključni stavek. Prepričan sem, da bolj ljudje iščejo "najboljši podložkami" nad "top" podložkami
James je dejal:
Hvala za video o domenskih imen in SEO. Napisal sem orodje, ki bo ljudem pomagal ustvariti na stotine imen, hitro.
Ideja je, da zgraditi seznam, nato prilepite ključne besede le različico v ključne besede skladiščnik, kot orodja za ključne besede google. Hitro lahko vidite, kaj je na voljo (z uporabo registra Godaddy razsutem stanju povezavo sem zagotovila, da preizkusite več sto domen naenkrat), nato pa čez preverite proti temu, kar je najboljši prometni vrednosti glede na Googlu.
Še enkrat hvala za vašo veliko video o domene raziskav. To je tudi storil.
Na 27. marec, 2010 ob 8:48 am
Predsednik uprave Seo odgovoril:
Torej, kje je link za orodje?
hvala
Tor
Predsednik uprave Seo
Na 27. marec, 2010 ob 4:19 uri
Paul je odgovoril:
will that tool work at http://surfdogdomains.com , cheers .
ChrisW said:
I love the videos, but I also see and have had great luck with multi-hyphen domains for search engine rankings (not good for branding and/or easy to remember).
On March 27th, 2010 at 3:32 pm
Lane replied:
Chris,
Strinjam se. I don't think it matters much if at all.
SEO Meath said:
Great info on domains. Yes we have seen google pay much more attention to ccTLD when ranking for terms in one's own country. Also good info on the “-” as was never sure on that so good to bring some clarity to it.
LOC
ECS Dave said:
Thanks for taking the time to record and post this…
One thing I'd like to request though, for those who are pressed for time, and for those on less than highspeed internet; a few text bullet points on what the answers were to the questions.
Be Well!
ECS Dave
Matt said:
So, if I was in the custom embroidery business, and CustomEmbroidery*com was not available, would I be better off with CustomEmbroidery*net or going after something like CustomizedEmbroidery*com even though “Customized Embroidery” might get only 10% the number of searches as “Custom Embroidery”?
On March 27th, 2010 at 6:48 am
Kenny Goodman replied:
For SEO reasons: CustomEmbroidery*net
You may consider the .com if you are looking to build a brand. DotComs have much more kudos
BeddingBedspreads said:
In your experience is the keyword in the domain name, more or less important as the domain age?
Thank You for all the training videos and post.
On March 27th, 2010 at 6:59 am
Kenny Goodman replied:
Depends on other factors – which I will discuss in future videos
On March 27th, 2010 at 3:48 pm
Lane replied:
Let me take an educated stab at this. There are many factors involved in this.
If it's a non competitive niche, maybe like a local one, keywords can dominate immediately and I mean as soon as the site is indexed.
If it's a very competitive niche than domain age will probably win out initially but then as time passes having keywords, especially exact match keywords, in the domain will win out.
Since you can't change how long your competitors have had their domains you may as well get an exact match .com, .net or .org as that is eventually likely to pay off.
May be worth buying one that is aged for quicker profits and then have another site on a domain with exact match keywords that will pay off a bit later.
Of course backlinks are very important, but those being equal, long-term, exact match keywords in the top level domains (.com, .org. & .net) are likely to work out best for you at least that is what is working now in the search engines. As we know that can change though but you have to go with what is working.
Small Business Helper said:
Good post! Interesting to hear that your findings reflect the track I've been on for 2 years. However, for what it's worth… personally, I feel that Search Engine's such as Google have an end goal of pleasing their customer ie the searcher. Therefore, I feel this may prove to be a shortlived opportunity as the likes of Google will surely catch on to potential 'domain abuse'.
EG If a site called 'marketsamurai.com' has far better SEO content & link backs than say 'seotipsandtricks.com', then surely Google's end goal will be to put the better site (marketsamurai) in front of the searcher.
If Google keeps it's searcher happy, then Google makes more money.
Hope I've helped. Thought's on this anyone? Tweet me: http://twitter.com/sBusinessHelper
Small Business Helper said:
Also, I was interested to know whether purchasing domain names purely for resell is illegal? especially if another legit firm already owns & trades with a similar domain name?
I experienced this with a Client already. He made accessories for phones, focussing on Nokia ones. Nokia pursued him legally as his domain name inluded the word Nokia (he showed me the agressive legal letter from Nokia).
On March 27th, 2010 at 3:38 pm
Carl replied:
You never go for domains that have brand names in it. eg. Nokia, Coke, McDonalds etc they need to keep it generic. eg. mobileaccessories.com or whatever and as Kenny suggests make sense as well as get some good traffic to it.

hugh said:
An exact match domain name (.net) has worked for me on one of my sites tho with all this personalization of search results its hard to be certain. Would be interesting to see if the .com owner could beat it but i guess that there are so many other variables involved that a direct comparison would be difficult.
BTW whats involved in the process of offering your domain name out for rent?
Marlon said:
Am looking forward to the anwer to one of the posts above on the value of keywords being added as subdomains to non keyword domain name. The non-keyword domain name will dilute the effectiveness of the total domain name, but i'm still to figure out if the added keyword sub-domain will add value.
Anyone with experience in this?
regards
Karen said:
Odličen pregled glavnih točkah v zvezi z razpravami domen ključnih besed. Točke Kenny je okrepila, kar sem jaz osebno ugotovila, da je res. Zlasti nanašal na predpone / končnice razpravo, imam nekaj izkušenj z obema, in ugotovili, da sem imel boljše rezultate pripon. Zdaj gredo končnice le, če natančno ujemanje ključnih besed ni na voljo. Veselim se več videoposnetkov iz Kenny!
MauFournier je dejal:
To je bil odličen video! Ampak še vedno mi ni povedal veliko, da nisem vedel.
Upal sem, da bi dobili nekaj idej o tem, ali bi morali iskati ključe word.com ali mykeyword.com prvi. Kaj je bolje, pomišljaja ali predpona / pripona? Kaj je bolje, bo z .net / .org ali iščejo domeno s pomišljajem ali omrežje / pripono.
Mislim, si je opisano vse različne poti, da lahko gredo, vendar nisi nam povedal, katero bi morali izbrati, če je glavni ni na voljo.
Kot vedno bo, preprosto "splošno soglasje" ali "osebne izkušnje" Odgovor je zelo cenjen.
Še enkrat, hvala za odlične videoposnetke!
Na 27. marec, 2010 ob 3:42 uri
Carl je odgovoril:
Moje misli točno ..!
Jeff R je dejal:
Po ogledu obeh videov, mislim, da imam boljše razumevanje kot kdajkoli prej ...
Ampak problem - kot razumevanje poveča, tako da ne kompleksnost vprašanja ...
Torej, če:
NET je dobro, je bolje, ORG, COM je najbolje ... in
Pripona trumps Predpona (večinoma) ... in
Gostota ključnih besed je enaka dejavnik razvrstitev.
Potem, če ste imeli, da izberejo med naslednjimi, ki od njih bi bil "bolj boljša" izbira:
keyword.net
buykeyword.org
keywordshop.com
(Jaz ne prinaša vezajev to vprašanje - kdaj drugič, drugo mesto)
Veliki fantje stvari ... kot ponavadi!
Jeff
Vitaly Makarkin je dejal:
Pozdravljen Kenny Goodman in Brent za močne nasvete okoli ključnih besed v domenskih imen.
Jaz sem še vedno vprašanje o pripon, kot + S ali ± es.
Kaj menite o tem tiste?
S spoštovanjem,
Vitaly
Na 27. marec, 2010 ob 6:54 am
Kenny Goodman odgovoril:
Če ne morete dobiti popolno ujemanje potem bi rekel, + i je običajno druga najboljša stvar, saj je ponavadi naslednji največji in najbolj ključna beseda nekako. + Je v veliko primerih pride več iskanj pa je odvisno od ključnih besed.
28. marca 2010 ob 2:55 am
Vitaly Makarkin odgovoril:
Super! Sem storil enako za moj prvi (upam, da pravica izbire) za 30dc nišo.
Nekaj mesecev nazaj (preden sem izbral to ime domene), sem prebral http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2010/01/helping-computers-understand-language.html~~dobj
"V preteklosti smo krepko sopomenke, kot izhajajo variante - tako kot beseda". Slike "za iskanje z besedo" slike ""
Zveni, kot lahko domene s + S ali ± es premagala domene v "enotni" pomeni? Seveda s promocijo enakih taktike SEO.
Tiens je dejal:
Hvala. Ki ste odgovoril na moje vprašanje o tem. Com,. Net,. Org, ...
na video.
Daniel je dejal:
Dva velika videi, precej potrdili moje misli o tej zadevi. Zanima me, če imate splošna stališča ali podatke o uporabi za poddomen pri ustvarjanju mreže mest?
to je primarykeyword.secondarykeyword.com
vs
secondarykeyword.primarykeyword.com
vs
primarykeyword.branding.com
Con Van Dyk je dejal:
Ironično je, da je to predmet bil na mojih mislih zadnje čase. Ti videi so zelo koristna za mene in prepričan sem, da tudi drugim. Rad izkoristil priložnost, da se še enkrat zahvalil Marker Samurai za video posodobitve in so zelo cenjeni.
David je povedal:
pomoč pri 2? je. Na video Kennyjem je, ali je prav, da so kanček v domeni. tj. http://www.hire-car.com namesto http://www.hirecar.com .
Tudi, če sem našel 10 let staro domeno, ki je imel v bistvu nobenih zvez in je spal že, potem blogged na njej za 6 mesecev, bi bilo veliko bolje, kot če bi uporabili novo registrirano domeno?
Vsaka pomoč s temi 2?-E, bi bilo super, ali spletne strani iti.
Hvala!
Na 27. marec, 2010 ob 3:45 uri
Carl je odgovoril:
David,
Brent je napisal na starost domene včeraj, tako boste morda želeli prebrati o tem.
Ključna beseda za izbiro Orodje je dejal:
Hi,
Hvala fantje za to usposabljanje - gotovo odgovoril na nekaj mojih vprašanj.
Can't wait to hear what Kenny has to say about aged domains – I've been reading up on this topic for a while now – especially buying aged domains with high PR. The only problem is that the service that helps you to find these high PR aged domains is rather expensive to use. I hope he will come up with a better idea or source to use for this.
Can't wait!
Oh, I would also like to hear your opinion on the question asked by BeddingBedspreads ie In your experience is the keyword in the domain name, more or less important as the domain age?
Have a great day!
Once again, thanks MS – you (as allways) over deliver!
tomartomartini said:
do look at Kenny Goodman blog ;very interesting
Montanara said:
I had the idea of combining two or more niche keyword phrases in one domain name to save the effort promoting and traffic increase.
For example, if one niche keyword phrase is “juicy oranges” and another “fresh oranges”, i thought to combine them in domain “freshjuicyoranges.com” to get the traffic for both phrases.
From the last video I understood that its not as brilliant idea as I initially thought, though this very case wasn't really discussed.
Would you guys give your opinion about the viability of such trick please?
And thanks a ton for your amazing soft and support!:)
Lee said:
I'm also interested in thoughts on the use of subdomains.
Jim said:
I found this very informative but still wondering which is better (a) or (b)
(a) http://www.exactkeyphrase.za.net
(b) http://www.resemblingphrase.com ???
From what I understand, you are saying (b)
Digital Photo Frame Templates said:
To je dobra informacija. Res izgleda kot Google večjim poudarkom na ime domene. Kaj storiti, ko se jemlje. Com je pereč vprašanje zame. Hvala!
Thomas Meyers je dejal:
Velike stvari kot vedno ....
Brian je povedal:
Hvala za to veliko osvežitev na pomembnost domenskih imen.
oddajo članka je dejal:
Veliki fantje pošte - veliko dobrih informacij tukaj ...
Clive na BlogBriefing.com je dejal:
Živjo, sem se izogibajo vezaje, kjer sem lahko in sem zelo presenečen, če podvojila (triple!) vezajev ne bo znižala precej hitro Google, kot da je "hitro obogateti / spammy" strani
.
Toplo priporočam prosti http://www.bustaname.com stran za iskanje ključnih besed bogato domen (I nimajo povezave s tem, samo zdi, da je zelo koristno) - to vam omogoča, da dodate ključne besede, udeležila sklopljenih strank domen ali ne, izberejo svoje razširitve in tudi odločijo, koliko ključnih besed želite v mešanici.
Flavta igra učitelja in skladatelj (in moj klient, ki si želijo prodati svoje delo na spletu) je bil pred kratkim "gobsmacked 'najti http://www.FlutePlay.com na voljo z uporabo tega orodja in me vprašal, ali bi moral kupiti - kaj misliš, da sem povedal v odgovor?
Tam smo še vedno dobri imena tam! Razmišljati zunaj polja in uporabite orodje, kot je samurajev trga
Salou je dejal:
Hvala za zelo poglobljeno analizo, sem vedno mislil, da bo dobro ime domene imajo nekaj vpliva na razvrstitev, ampak zdaj je vse veliko bolj jasno.
Juan je dejal:
Thanks for the very well informed video!
Do you have any information on purchasing banned Domain names by Google?
Should that be taking into consideration?
Patio Furniture Bistro said:
Thanks for this. Hearing it from kenny adds extra weight to the impact. From my observation google just ignores the hypens so any number is ok but BUT try telling an audience that your url is something-something-something-something.com; it doesent work they cant remember it. But if that is a direct match for a keyword phrase that you want seo traffic for and you don't care about BRANDING then a direct match hypenated will out weigh anything with a prefix or suffix. (all else bing considered).
By the way The videos are Most Excellent. Straight to the point not a wasted word and at 10min for the longest nice and short and viewable. Try watching a howie schwartz video some time wafflw waffle info waffle waffle info 30 minutes later the audience have left the room.
Keep up the good work guts Market Samurai is the best investmet I have ever made. EVER.
Rob said:
Thanks for the valuable info.
Robert said:
Great videos. Thanks for that. I know he mentioned using dashes and using prefixes and suffixes, but which one do is better?
If .com, .org, and .net are taken for exact match what is the next best?
Is it better to go for:
1) .info/.biz,.us etc
2) Use a domain name with dashes with a .com, org, .net
3) Use a prefix/Suffix with a .com, .org, .net
Which of those three are better?
Also he mentioned keyword density. With his explanation it's the percentage of the match, so wouldn't it be best to only us one letter or number to add to the keyword? Such as adding/subtracting the 's' or adding a number?
Thanks, I appreciate and enjoyed the videos!
Maggie said:
does the order of the key word matter eg, I am selling track shoes and I want the domain runfast.com which is not available but fastrun.com is available. They obviously MEAN different things, but how would google look at that ?
On March 28th, 2010 at 9:26 pm
Jason Muir replied:
Hi Maggie,
Have you considered another Domain name?…
Broad match search for 'Run Fast' = 165,000 searches/month.
I think this is why you want the term 'Run Fast'….
Remember, Kenny mentioned Broad match as 'Keyword' + 'a different word' + 'Keyword'.com (or .org, .etc..)
When you do an exact match on 'Run Fast', it is searched only 2400 times per month. However, 'How to Run Fast' is searched nearly twice this amount-4400 times per month.
So I think 'How To Run Fast' may be worth considering? That domain name actually indicates that you have the answers for their slow running problem as well!
howtorunfast.com is taken, but howtorunfast.org & .net are still available.
Hope this helps Maggie…Jason.
Michael Haley said:
I wonder what happens if you double up on your keywords… carhirecarhire.com
On March 27th, 2010 at 7:22 am
Michael Steinberg replied:
This information was timely believe it or not. Very good video's…right to the point. As Kenny pointed out, some of it is debatable.
Here is what I'd like to know. When you are doing CPA offers, you most times have to use a trademark name, in your main domain name. I'm not sure whether it is legal to use it by just adding a – hyphen or prefix, or suffix. But when you add say a suffix for instance on the end, shouldn't you be concerned about how much traffic that modified keyword is generating? Some that I have seen, and tried to use, did not have much. Isn't your main domain keyword supposed to drive traffic when you type it into Google?
Mike Steinberg
On March 27th, 2010 at 8:49 am
Obikodi replied:
I think it might cause people to spasm lol
Winston said:
thanks for the videos. These are good. the hyphen debate has been raging for years. I agree with your point of view. Thanks for the information.
Drew said:
Great information a few things I would not have paid attention to.
Many thanks.
Drew.
Bob Stephenson said:
Great videos and information. One thing not mentioned is that Google does not recognize the hyphen in an URL, but will treat it as a space, which is good for the keyword, but not for searches remembering the exact spelling of a site name…most searchers will not remember to type in the hyphen when searching, but will just type in the words without the hyphen and therefore many times be sent to one of your competitors who has a URL without the hyphen.
If off-page SEO is done enough and correctly, then your page with a hyphenated URL will get some visitors because they are clicking on the link(with the hyphen), and not having to remember to type it in with a hyphen.
We all want the one word .com's, but using a 2 word keyword URL is not all that bad either. Good luck
Phil Rigby said:
Kenny is spot on re incorporating your keywords into the domain name(s) of your site(s).
The two domain names I use to promote my mother's book are at no. 1, and no. 5, on Google, as of now.
The websites are http://www.lifesmysteries.co.uk , and http://www.yourkeytounderstanding.com .
To say I was gobsmacked when I searched for those two sets of keywords would be a massive understatement!
Hamster Cages said:
thanks for the useful post! I would always avoid hyphens and extension other than .com
Forex Training said:
I was just about to choose a domain name when the email popped up! Thanks Noble Samurai for providing such great follow up information and support! Your advice is gold
Mike Andrew said:
Excellent video guys, thanks very much for this helpful information. I do appreciate the blog and video series that you have produced. Keep up the great work.
Mike Andrew
Rebecca from ModernMarketer said:
In researching Flippa stats… .infos sell just fine.
for my 2 cents…if ipod.info or ipod.biz exist…I would buy them
Charles Moore said:
Thanks, and in particular the use of prefix vs suffix. It would seem to me that the suffix better if it fits, allowing the keyword to appear first, and not a long suffix either, as the keyword density appears to be important. That's the first I had heard of or considered such. Very good. Še enkrat hvala. I appreciate the inside, technical info, rather than just fluff.
Alan said:
Hi Brent,
As a fellow aussie can you tell me if it is better to host here in OZ or use say a hostgator acc.
Will it benefit me for rankings. the cost is the factor less in USA than Oz from my research.
Thanks Alan
Forearm Tattoos said:
Great – the second video answers a lot of my questions – thank you.
Obikodi said:
This could not have come at a better time.
I was just looking into this very issue as i am approaching a new niche.
I had a particular method to overcoming the problem of finding a keyword rich domain, but the information you have just provided me has lead me to reconsider my approach.
Keep posting more content like this please! You guys are more like market saints than market samurais!
Recession Proof said:
Hi
Interesting videos, thanks! I'm looking forward to subsequent ones. My experience with having double hyphens in domains is that (apart from Bing) Google hardly ranks “www.key–word.com” or “www.domain–name.org”
RP
London
Wedding bride speech said:
Great .info kenny & brent, i always appreciated hearing from experienced people. I never thought much about keyword density in the domain name percentage wise. Also i remember reading somewhere a discussion about using an underscore vs a hyphen what would be the difference in that case?
On March 28th, 2010 at 12:10 am
Brent Hodgson replied:
Sadly, it's not possible to buy a domain name that contains an underscore.
A to Z. 0 to 9 and hyphen (-) character are the only characters allowed in domain names.
When it comes to URLs as opposed to domain names (eg example.com/your_webpage where you CAN use underscores) in general, it's historically been best to use hyphens over underscores though because it's helped some of the not-quite-as-smart-as-Google search engines distinguish between words better.
I hope this helps.
rRamjet said:
What about length of domain name. Obviously as it gets longer it gets harder to remember or direct type in but does it hold greater value if it has direct match?
On March 27th, 2010 at 3:05 pm
Lane replied:
If you want your traffic from search engines it has far greater value. If you are using it for branding it's probably useless.
On March 28th, 2010 at 12:11 am
Brent Hodgson replied:
This is something Kenny touched on briefly above in the comments
http://www.noblesamurai.com/blog/domains/domain-name-seo-1324#comment-4511
Allen Sentance Fisherman said:
I am always fascinated when talking on Domains, as there are endless possibilities and opportunities contained within the domain world. We are only governed by our imaginations as to what combination can be effectively used in a niche or market.
And consequently the person who can expand their thinking outside the square , will generally uncover domains and opportunities,that others will never even consider.
I am loving this special blog spot & thanks guy's for sharing this.
Allen Sentance Fisherman
JTPratt Wordpress Consultant said:
I'm glad to have watched the videos, but I really didn't learn anything….meaning that everything he talked about just reinforced what I already knew from my own experiences of working online…
knockoutsale said:
Should I use .net or .org for SEO. If there isn't .com
On March 28th, 2010 at 12:12 am
Brent Hodgson replied:
In the video, Kenny mentions that other SEO's debate about this, but he generally prefers .org as he's seen better results in his own businesses from .org's.
Peter said:
So which one is better for SEO:
http://www.keyword.net -or- http://www.thekeyword.com
For example:
http://www.dogtrainingguide.net -or-
http://www.thedogtrainingguide.com
(I ask because the .com for my keyword is already taken)
Hvala!
On March 27th, 2010 at 3:03 pm
Lane replied:
Without a doubt http://www.keyword.net and I'd choose dog-training-guide. net or ,org over http://www.thedogtrainingguide.com
On March 27th, 2010 at 4:22 pm
Peter replied:
What about…
these hypens (at .com) VS. no hyphens (but at .net/org)
http://www.dog-trainingguide.com/ vs.
http://www.dogtraining-guide.com/ vs.
http://www.dog-training-guide.com/ vs.
http://www.dogtrainingguide.net or .org?
On March 28th, 2010 at 12:18 am
Brent Hodgson replied:
Check out Kenny's reply here:
http://www.noblesamurai.com/blog/domains/domain-name-seo-1324#comment-4494
Kenny answers another similar question to your keyword.net question here (Lance is on the money with his answer!)
Re: Hyphens – if it's me, I tend to avoid hyphens. I can't think of a time when there's ever *not* been a better non-hyphenated option available.
On March 28th, 2010 at 12:30 am
Brent Hodgson replied:
eg if the keyword is “dog training” (as above) – there are a lot of other words that might be able to be added to “dog training” to get a great domain…
dog training tips, best dog training, advanced dog training, natural dog training, etc
…and no doubt some similar keywords in the market that you can target too – where you might be able to get a better quality domain for a similar (potentially not quite as high-traffic) keyword…
dog obedience training, puppy training courses, etc
I hope this helps.
On March 28th, 2010 at 2:32 am
Lane replied:
A lot does depend on your keyword and traffic research.
If I found “dog training guide” had lots of searches and low competition than I wouldn't hesitate to go for dogtrainingguide.net or any of the hyphenated domains you suggest above.
For me I prefer http://www.dog-training-guide .(com, net or org) to the other hyphenated domains as it looks better to people and is a bit easier to remember. As I mentioned I haven't had a problem with hyphenated domains (even with more than one hyphen) ranking at all.
I guess I could be wrong here and maybe it's better to go with one hyphen but nothing has convinced me that's true yet.
Even in Kenny's video he doesn't offer any proof and only says it's what he's heard. (I'm not challenging or putting Kenny down in any way by that comment. I appreciate the information and the work you done in making the videos for us.)
I've also HEARD this from many other very reputable people too but they've always presented it as what they've heard or a hunch or maybe even just a recommendation to be on the safe side. No one has offered any proof of this. (I know many times with SEO what is said has a basis based on experience even though it was never really tested to get the proof.)
I wonder if we are all worried, or maybe even getting superstitious, about Google (and the others) not liking hyphens when they really may just totally ignore them. I mean they ignore punctuation when displaying search results. (This deserves to be tested.)
OK, I'm wrong, but only by a hair. I just did a search on 'dog training guide' and 'dog-training-guide'. All the top 10 listings are the same.
The only difference is that 8th & 9th listings on the results page were switched.
Also with 'dog-training-guide' Google added an 11th listing that was video results at the bottom of the page.
Also the number of results went from 17,900,000 to 17,000,000 when I added the hyphens.
The results were pretty much the same as to the top 10 results when I did the same two searches in quotes.
I tried this with a few other search terms. It seems to hold true with the few I did except when Google perceives I want to buy something and then they throw in a shopping results in the 3rd or 4th spot, above the fold. That is a lesson with it's own repercussions on it's own.
Now as Brent says, if I found that “dog training tips”, “best dog training”, “advanced dog training”, “natural dog training” had as good or close to the traffic to competition ratio (high search volume – low competition) as “dog training guide” and the http://www.exactkeyword.com of one of those was available I'd certainly go with that too. And as he says I think you are quite likely to find another one that is as good or even better when you take into consideration his suggestion about finding similar keywords in the market maybe like puppy training.
All that having been said if I thought the volume to competition ratio was best on “dog training guide” I still wouldn't hesitate to go with that and use even a number of hyphens.
The more I think about this though this conversation from one angle is a bit idiotic because the real power of this whole technique is to and build them out and not worry about it.
You'll without doubt make 5 times as much money with 5 domains as you will with one, of course that will be relative to the traffic volume to competition ratio of each domain. Obviously you must choose wisely.
On March 28th, 2010 at 12:25 pm
Michael -- MBA Interview replied:
This question touches upon the whole idea of “stop words” — little words such as “the”, “for”, etc. that Google supposedly ignores. So, supposedly, thekeyword.com should rank as well as keyword.com… yet the advice here seems to be otherwise.
Any comments?
On March 28th, 2010 at 12:27 pm
Michael -- MBA Interview replied:
A separate question to Lane re your idea about building out websites with similar domain names — how would you do this? Clone your site 5 times? Or do 301 redirects?
Katy said:
Some of this was great.
In reality, there is lots of guess work.. and lots of
opinions and unknowns. When the discussed move beyond .com and
.de, most of the other (except for obvious things like
multiple hypens) are gray areas and NO one knows.
Only the SERPS (especially the big G) determine.
OK said:
Thank you for sharing, guys.
Yes, those rules are highly utilized by top performing affiliates of our network.
What I would be interested to hear your take on is words versus numeric symbols in the domain name (if the added word doesn't create optimized phrase but makes the domain too long).
For example:
let's say GetLaid.com is taken
so, instead of registering GetLaidAnyTime.com (long) it can be getlaid101.com or GetLaid1st.com LOL
How do search engine evaluate it?
s
On March 28th, 2010 at 12:33 am
Brent Hodgson replied:
I like words because there are some neat benefits you can get from extending a keyword with another (usually related) word.
Macky said:
As usual great information! This post helps demystify the process of choosing and optimizing domain names for great seo rankings.
Hvala!
Macky
Chris said:
I have quite a few websites that i have done and the worst performing one is a .net
On March 27th, 2010 at 3:00 pm
Lane replied:
What are the others?
Craig Mullins said:
I'd love to see much more detailed explanations with testing to verify results…
On March 27th, 2010 at 8:18 pm
Fernando Veloso replied:
Agree. But great work – as always!!
Lara Jane | Ultimate Lifestyle Project said:
Brilliant! The lightbulb went off in my head – inspired!!
Tibor said:
Some tell us to have the main keyword phrase as the domain name, with no spaces, while others argue that if it is done with no spaces Google views it as one word and does not consider the phrase as part of the domain. Which one is true? Thank you.
On March 28th, 2010 at 12:38 am
Brent Hodgson replied:
Google (specifically) has become very good at detecting English words in URLs. Other search engines, and other languages, I'm not so sure about – but certainly Google is very clever when it comes to knowing what words you have in your domain.
Having said that – sometimes there's a very good branding reason for hyphenating your domain name…
One famous example is “expertsexchange.com”
Victor said:
This is the first time that you have produced content that is terrible !
Njegova država poseben nasvet domena je bila "so lahko zelo dobro"
Vau, kako neverjetno pronicljivo.
Toliko elementi, od tega eno nit o posameznih državah področjih, ki ste jo pravkar pobeljene nad vključno z dejstvom, da ima v lasti države, posebno domeno zaklenete v državni register, ki jih ne želite. Com.au če imate želje raste izven vaše polje.
Ti se bodo borili za uvrstitev v co.nz domeno. V Avstraliji ali co.uk. V ZDA, vendar boste dobili veliko nogo v tej državi!
To je domaineer počne nič drugega kot spodbujanje coms -. Ljubim coms pa so ga daleč najbolj domene podaljšanje za deset razlogov, vendar je zamisel o večini ljudi, ki kupujejo 100-odstotni ključno besedo za dober ključno besedo prostornine / s je dolga. ni več, zato je zanimanje za to, kaj storiti naprej?
Raje bi 100% ključna beseda ujema alternativa kot 4 široko ujemanje. Si vsak dan v tednu.
Strašne gospodje objava, upam, da greš nazaj v svoje redne standardi in izgubijo to ti strokovnjaka ....
Na 27. marec, 2010 ob 1:29 uri
Victor je odgovoril:
Želel sem dodati nekaj za moj komentar, sem spoznal, če bom slam te vsebine moram končati svoje pripombe, in zagotoviti vrednost sam.
Če si želite ustvariti podjetje samo v eni državi in NIKOLI NIKOLI ne nameravajo širiti, da je poslovanje zunaj eni državi, se vedno odločite za določeno državo domeno.
Z vse ostalo nespremenjeno. Bo com.au premagala tudi. Si zaradi pristranskosti, da Google daje posebne državne domene. Samo poskrbite, da boste razumeli, da ste slikarstvo polje, ki nikoli ne moreš zlom o pristranskosti teče v drugo smer, če je vaš govorimo o pridobivanju država specfic domene, da pokažejo v drugi državi.
Obe imajo zasluge, da je do vas, da izberete pravi scenarij za vas.
To je dejal, to delovno mesto Vse se je začelo s trga Samurai govorimo o pristranskosti natančnih domen tekmo, ki sem popolnoma strinjajo z nitjo se je spremenila v frazo domenskih imen tekmo in tudi široko ujemanje ti niso enaki in dont imajo pristranskost 1. komentiral z Tržni Samurai.
28. marca 2010 ob 12:08
Donal odgovoril:
Morda bi bilo vredno razmisliti, da je samo toliko obseg kar za kritje v nekaj kratkih video posnetkov. Kolikor vem, nihče ne trdi, da so ti videi so pokrivanje vseh kotov, ampak že razkrila nekaj priložnosti (za tiste, ki niso bili predhodno seznanjeni so obstajale) in premislekov, boste morda želeli, da je treba upoštevati pri izbere domenska imena.
Kenny tako poudarja, da če vaš nišo je za posamezne države ccTLD so odlična možnost - obstajajo pomisleki s SEO, blagovna znamka, sposobnosti, blagovne znamke itd
V celoto "domena vprašanje" je potencial lahko od črvov, ker obstaja toliko razmišljanja. Za Kenny (ali Brent) za bankrot, da je odprt z out nadomestilo za začetnike (veliko uporabnikov samurajev trga, veljali za začetnike), bi bilo neumno in bi ustvarila preplavijo in zmedo, da ne omenjamo bolj nekoristne komentarje, kot izvirno enega.
Jasno je, da je večja slika tukaj in koščki sestavljanke se je pokazala v ugriz velikosti, da jih prebavljiva. Ki ste jih morda ne bi naučili ničesar (še) ne, vendar to ne bo to "strašno" vsebino - samo branje veliko večino pripomb.
Ti očitno nekaj znanja / izkušnje na tem področju, vendar pa je veliko ljudi, ki ne in morda, samo morda, da so ciljno občinstvo tukaj ... samo govorijo.
28. marca 2010, ob 12:56 uri
Brent Hodgson je odgovoril:
Victor - ste tako SO TAKO prav s tem, kar ste rekli o posameznih državah domenskih imen.
Če nekdo išče, da usmerjena na določeno državo, bo jim razvrstitev zagon ... Ampak to bo omejila njihove možnosti za uvrstitev v drugih državah.
(Če ljudi branje teh pripomb, in želijo nekaj več naprednih vsebin, poglejte, kaj pravi o Victor ccTLD)
Na žalost, Donal je tudi dobil točko - za posamezne države SEO in imena domen lahko celo drugi niz blog delovnih mest in video samo od sebe.
Čeprav je Kenny dotaknila tem na kratko povedal, da bo le razmisliti ccTLD, če je nekdo poslovno omejen le na eno državo, ne verjamem, vsaka 10-minutni video je res boš naredil to temo pravice. In preden bomo lahko prišli do tiste vrste naprednih temah, moramo zajema osnove se prepričajte, vsakdo je do hitrosti na temeljih domene SEO.
Kritika na krovu, čeprav - in morda lahko dobimo Kenny, da se dogovorijo za kritje to temo za nas v drugem nizu video posnetkov.
Kakorkoli že - še enkrat - če ljudi branje s pripombami, poskrbite, da boste lahko ogledate, kaj pravi o com.au Victor 's (itd.).
Victor - v vmesnem času (dokler ne bomo imeli nekaj več naprednih vsebin na posamezne države na optimizacijo domene,) Želite za spodbujanje socialne do hitrosti, in pomaga odgovoriti na vsa vprašanja ljudi, ki imajo okoli tega tukaj?
28. marca 2010 ob 1:38 am
Victor je odgovoril:
Seveda se vam zahvaljujem za priložnost, da dodate nekaj pogovora.
Vesel sem, da napišete podrobnejši komentar o tem vprašanju, če vam je všeč, ampak v kratkem času je to nekoliko razširili pogled na posamezne države Domene in SEO vplivanje.
1, Google ohranja veliko različnih podatkovnih centrih po svetu (najboljša ocena je več kot 50), kot taka je SERP Rezultati so različni v vsaki državi, pogosto so tudi drugačne od različnih lokacijah v isti državi (zlasti ZDA, kjer so imeti vsaj 20 ločenih podatkovnih centrov.
Torej SERP rezultati se razlikujejo od Avstralije do ZDA in iz Velike Britanije, da NZ - to ne velja le za google.com.au, ampak tudi, če uporabljate google.com in se nahajajo v Avstraliji.
2, kot cilj Googlov cilj je zagotoviti najboljše najbolj relevantne rezultate iskanja, je svoje uporabnike je zelo pomembna za pristranskosti uteži na lokalnem področju v lokalni podatkovni center konec koncev, če sem v Avstraliji obstaja velika verjetnost, da bi rad videl rezultate pristranski do ta država.
Prav tako lahko povečala lokalno pristranskosti, ki jih imajo lokalne naslov registracijo na svojo domeno, kar pomeni, če ste lastnik. Si pa vaša registrirana naslov je Avstralija dobiš potisnil v avstralski podatkovnem centru. To morda ne zdi velika stvar, vendar če živiš na Tajskem kot jaz in da moje življenje v ameriških podatkovnih centrov je zadevah veliko, mi ni mar za lokalno podatkovnega centra in ne želite, da se je tako pristranski Moram popraviti ta pristranskost na druge načine.
3. polarizirani material se čutijo tudi lokalni naslov kontaktne podatke v vsebino vaše spletne strani pa je največji pristranskost je, da imajo lokalni podaljšek države.
Odličen primer za to delo je original nit, ki se začne ta pogovor, poskusite z iskanjem za "kreditnih kartic" na google.com.au in boste videli vse, težka teža com, so odšli in jih nadomestijo z večinoma. Co.au je to nimajo, kjer v bližini SEO agencije, vendar so pristranski, da se pojavi v SERP'S anyway.
BTW the advanced search functionality button on the right hand side of the google.com search box allows you to explore how the SERP's change from one country data center to another.
So the basic rule is if you only ever intend to operate in your local market buy the local extension they will beat a global generic domain hands down but be warned getting a local extension to play in an alternative data centre is a loosing battle so choose wisely with an eye on the future.
PS as an aside a lot is made of duplicate content, duplicate content is “per data center” so you can have basically totally duplicate content on several sites in several data centres getting the local bias in each and not be penalized.
A good example of this are Bruce Clay Sites ( no I am not connected in anyway its just an observation ) they have identical content on dozens of country specific domains designed to leverage exactly this phenomenon ie get a leg up the local SERP's
Since we are talking about US and Australia check out http://www.bruceclay.com/ and http://www.bruceclay.com.au/ they are identical but separate sites, they have the same for at least 6 countries and they are not duplicate content.
Its a lot of work and definitely not for beginners but its an interesting observation of the country specific bias being used in the real world.
walter daniels said:
I wish there had been more info, but still great to have. Increasingly the dot-com names are gone, and even some of the dot net and dot org. If you have a site for a long time, make sure it stays paid up. It can end up taken by another person, if you don't.
My own guess is that domain squatters will gradually go away. By now most of the “names” have been taken. Besides which if trademarked, names go to the trademark holder. Moral, if in doubt, trademark your name.
Russ said:
Great video and very concise, also good to hear Keenys view on .com.net.org. I have always been taught that this was the hierarchal order for purchasing domains. I also liked the fact that if we are selling into a local market to have the .au, .uk appended to the domain. I have noticed that there are a number of domains now having the suffix .tv attached to the domain keyword. Where does this rank in order of preference?
Thanks again for the videos, I believe buying MS was one of my best purchases online. Keep up the good work.
Affiliate Online Business said:
really great, this are the sort of questions you can't get answers to.
jdavid said:
Really great stuff as always. I can always count on MS to deliver. Hvala.
Carl said:
A nice little tip: if you have a number of keywords within your niche that meet the criteria of what your searching for
- Copy them into a text doc and remove the spaces

- copy all keywords and paste into a bulk domain search facility (such as http://godaddy.com/domains/searchbulk.aspx) then click on the appropriate extensions.
- Then when the ones that are available come back then go back to market samurai and see which one of those is the most profitable keyword domain.
JohnGG said:
Would Kenny be able to give a weighting to the various choices. ie. if KW.com was not available, would it be better to go for a hyphen, prefix/suffix or other TLD? And in which order?
On March 28th, 2010 at 12:43 am
Brent Hodgson replied:
Just wanted to mention there are a few comments on this above, where Kenny's replied and said he prefers keyword.org over keywordsuffix.com or prefixkeyword.com.
In the video, he also mentions he prefers .com over .org, .org over .net.
I hope this helps
On March 28th, 2010 at 2:42 am
Victor replied:
I am sorry for having so much to say on this thread but it is a really important subject and so misunderstood that this is a great opportunity to clear up many of the myths surrounding this subject.
Google has an agenda, that agenda is to provide its users with the best search experience possible.
That is why it is where it is today, every body knows that they didn't invent search they just made it work better. I remember when they launched the reason they captured mind share is because the SERP's they presented where far more credible than any competitor at the time.
It was their “qualification process” that made their SERP's credible and over the last 10 years they have worked to continuously improve that process seeking to improve the standard of each and every SERP they present.
Each and every factor that goes into this “qualification process” needs to scalable over millions and millions of sites.
Each and every factor that goes into this “qualification process” is mathematically derived, that is the only way it can scale the way it does.
Each and every factor that we know to be factual about SEO is able to be explained clearly and logically –
eg
At the most simple level the quantity and quality of backlinks a site has affects its authority in the qualification process.
or a domain that has been under regular development over a period of several years is given a bias over a new freshly minted site.
or a country specific domain is given bias over a domain from another country in a local datacentre.
or a 100% exact match between the users search and a domain URL is a good logical indicator of the “intent” of a domains content
All of these factors make perfect logical and mathematical sense.
However the idea that a .com or a .net or a .org is given preference just “because its a .com” holds no logic or basis in programming and there are no qualification factors that Google would possibly value that you “earn” by owing one of these domains over another.
I accept that some people have seen better or worse results between the various global TLD's but the reason is not in the TLD itself it is less obvious logic.
You guys are programmers like me, I know you understand all the biases mentioned above and why they exist as qualifiers, there are so many factors that could serve as potential qualifiers that have more logic than this argument, heck how long the domain was registered for has more merit in this discussion than if it was a .net or .org.
Register for 1 year and you look like your a fly by night “red flag possible spammer” but 5 years is a commitment – forget that – that is not my point just that thinking that you get advantage between three possible extensions at the point of registration is wishful thinking.
By all means buy a .com because it will increase in value quicker than any other extension or there is a larger resale market or for the type in traffic just don't buy it because other TLD's are penalised or rewarded by Google somehow just because they are not .com's or .net's or .org's
When it comes to global generic domains it is what comes before the dot that biases SEO and for very logical practial reasons, when the domain name matches the users search string perfectly Googles logic says maybe that domain needs to go into the short list for further qualification and consideration.
Carl said:
Kenny, your feedback would be great on the following -
What would be your order of preference on:
1) Keywords in domain (which is a given)
2) Domain age (if your purchasing a domain from someone)
3) Prefixes & Suffixes
4) TLD .org/.net.info/.mobi/.me etc
5) Purchasing an expired/existing domain over a new one
and any other items that are appropriate.
Hvala
On March 27th, 2010 at 6:23 pm
Victor replied:
Agree 100%
Can I suggest that if you are going to explore this subject that you consider a visual matrix that shows the many possible combination of factors and how they relate to each other and trade off against each other in the experts opinion over selecting a domain for the primary purpose of SEO advantage.
There are so many factors that relate to biases on a domain they all need to be considered.and weighed and they influence each other.
Factors in the visual matrix might include
Keyword exact match, phrase match and broad match, age, all the various Global TLD's, Country LD's, the cost of buying a established .com – how much content and backlink building could you outsource for steps of $500, $1000, $5000 etc etc how does this weigh against a good generic .com – which would you rather own ? A 100% keyword matched .com or a .org with $5000 of backlinks built out ?
These are the question we are looking for anyone that is a Market samurai customer has probably been doing this for at least a little while and is past “a .com is best” “then a .net” “or maybe .org” – great advise 10 years ago, can we have some real world advise for real world sites.
This is a topic that is not discussed much past “buy a .com with keywords in the domain name” so some real meat would be great for readers.
On March 28th, 2010 at 2:52 am
Kenny Goodman replied:
This is something I am currently working towards but requires LOTS more testing. There are just so many variables and then those variables affect other variables and those variables affect even more variables…….
Gotta run – more videos to make…..
im said:
Thanks for providing this kind of information. But I can't watch the video on web in my area. Would you mind to provide a download link of it? THX
Sean Breslin said:
That was a good refresher… I watched it to see if there were changes to the pecking order. Well put to gether video!
Tiffany said:
newbie here found good info. I have a few domains I have just sitting around parked just because at one time or another I thought I would do something with them.
I also have a site I put up about 2 years ago with wordpress direct and is now averaging 100 visitors a day and I haven't touched it since may 09. Its a topic I know nothing about (put it up for my son) and now I have no idea how to make money from it.
Told you I am a complete newbie just off doing random stuff.
On March 28th, 2010 at 12:46 am
Brent Hodgson replied:
If it were me, I'd put up a few WPD sites on those parked domains (like you did with your son's site), and just sit on them.
I have a few dozen domains doing this right now, and most of them are now ranking on the front page of Google for their keywords – without actually doing anything to them for 6, 12, 18 months.
Re: making money off the site – check out Market Samurai's monetization module. It helps you to put advertising, or product offers on your site to monetize it.
Samuel said:
Wow great stuff. All these are questions on my mind but I never bothered asking. So thank you – all those who asked!!
George said:
Maybe a good subject to intensify in a further post would the part with the international domain names. I find it important that a German version of a website should have an international domain name like at, de, or ch for that matter. It is far more effective to recreate the whole website on a different server with an appropriate country relevant domain name, than to have a multi-lingual website. The whole internet marketing gets easier because you can link each article to each other using text links. This will primarily cost a bit more because you make and pay for two sites instead of one but it will ultimately pay off over time.
Mike said:
great stuff guys. just started the 30DC and cant wait!
Henry Hoover said:
Like others have posted a more detailed infograph regarding rankings of extensions would be great. Also the rental seems interesting to learn more about if at all possible.
Harry Thomson said:
Thanks Kenny. All Great advice.
I have two questions that I would appreciate you giving an opinion on:-
1. If a really good keyword “.com” name is found and it is thought prudent to buy the same “.org” and “.net” names to protect it should these last two be “parked” or “forwarded” to the website built using the “.com” name.
The reason I ask is that if the last two are “forwarded”, would Google view this as duplicate content and penalise the “.com” site?
2. All things being equal, and for SEO purposes, is it better to build a site using WordPress or a straightforward HTML site using say Dreamweaver or XSite Pro. I'm not thinking of a blog as such – just a single page salesletter type site which I believe can also be achieved using WordPress.
On March 28th, 2010 at 1:03 am
Brent Hodgson replied:
Hey Harry – I hope you don't mind me jumping in here.
Re: #1 – Absolutely!
If you're sitting on a great keyword dot com, grab the .org and .net too. (I think Kenny touched on this briefly at the end of one of the videos. I think I also recommended it at the bottom of one of the last blog posts as one of 4 action items.)
Once I have them, I forward them to my main .com.
I don't get much SEO benefit, and there's no risks of duplicate content because people are still landing on the .com (you're not duplicating the site on the .org and .net)
Re: #2 – I like Wordpress because it's quick and easy, but if any platform gets the fundamentals of SEO right (title tags, meta tags, search engine visible links, page slugs, etc) then it shouldn't really matter what platform you use.
Wordpress has a couple of side-benefits for SEO – but these mainly relate to blogging rather than sales pages.
Just one quick note – if you're putting up a one page website, check out Google's webmaster guidelines. They generally frown on very thin sites.
On March 28th, 2010 at 4:07 am
Harry Thomson replied:
Hi Brent,
Thank you very much for your prompt and full response to the questions I asked.
Your advice is much appreciated and as a result I am now going to take action as per your advice.
The point about the “thin” site approach is particularly welcome and as a result of what you say I am going to build a WordPress blog around the great keyword I found using Market Samurai.
Boy, am I glad I found Market Samurai. It's by far the best online purchase I have ever made out of what probably amounts to a few thousand Pounds now over the past few years. I live in Scotland UK and something else I would like to say is that it's very refreshing to find a product that does what it says on the tin rather than the Yankee Doodle Dandy grossly over-hyped stuff from across the Atlantic.
PS
The video tutorials included within the product from Anthony and yourself are very enlightening and highly educational. By viewing them all (some two or three times) I feel I have expanded my knowledge of keywords greatly. AND I've discovered some of the other great tools like the website moneytisation module that I didn't even expect to get with a keyword tool.
On March 28th, 2010 at 5:03 am
Fran replied:
Hi,
Brent, I have a question about your replies (in Comments #101 and #96). Can't I put up a 1 page site (using my own WP or HTML, SEOing the meta tags, etc.,) including a few sentences of relevant, unique content on the page, and put Adsense ads on it to generate $?
What I am describing here is “parking” my domain myself, instead of parking it at a parking company or with Google Adsense for Domains. Then I would get a higher % of the income.
Why would Google frown at that?
Hvala
On March 28th, 2010 at 5:35 am
Brent Hodgson replied:
Good question, Fran.
There are two issues here..
The first is the minimum requirements of the content on your site that you need to meet before Google Adsense will allow you to display ads.
The second is ranking well, and getting traffic to your site.
In Google Adsense's guidelines, there's a requirement that you … “Create a useful, information-rich site and write pages that clearly and accurately describe your content.” So a single page Parking site is unlikely to meet these guidelines.
The second issue – getting rankings – that's a similar issue. In the same way that Google will reject sites from Adsense that do not provide a lot of value to the end user (ie lots of rich content), they will do whatever they can to avoid ranking sites that do not have lots of rich content.
So despite having a great domain name, you still need the fundamentals of SEO (links, content, etc) to get rankings. All a good domain name does is “magnify” your results.
Brent
Flo said:
What is the concensus on registering multiple domains for one website and parking them? Does the main domain name that the hosting was set up under gain the most value? And how much value do the other parked domain names really add to a website? Surely Google would figure out that somebody's collecing domains and therefore doesn't value them as much?
Justyna Bizdra said:
Great that what I have just watched here confirms my own thoughts and knowledge about this topic:)
Hernan said:
Very good information, Kenny
I have a question regarding the suffixes.
It's a good decision to add a suffix letter,
if the keyword.com is already taken?
Example. http://www.exactkeywordX.com?
Simon said:
It would be interesting to see some controlled tests measuring what extension is better for SEO. In the end it doesn't matter what the SEO community thinks will rank well, only what actually ranks well.
(On the other hand if you aim to sell the domain it may be a lot more important what the buyer think will rank than what actually ranks
Simon
Ricardo said:
Quick question:
Lets say I do own domain name washers.com but I do not rank well for buywashers.com
After watching this video it makes sense to register buywashers.com
Now…
1) Should I do a 301 redirect on buywashers.com to washers.com
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2) Should I add some content to buywashers.com optimized with that keyword and send traffic to washers.com
Probably #2 but would like to know your point of view.
Hvala!
Karen B. said:
What about the length of time you register your domains for? Does that play a role as well? I have *heard* that registering your domains for a minimum of 2 years tells Google that you are in it to stay and is not a spam site, and a 1 year renewal penalizes you.
Either way I have no idea whether its fact or fiction so what is your opinion and experience with this?
Leiif said:
Thanks for the video. Would using a number be better than using a suffix. ie dogtrainingnow or dogtraining1 ?
Paul said:
Thanks for the great information. This will help in securing a domain name for maximum search engine optimization.
Peter said:
Nice easy to understand videos Kenny. Hvala.
I think the statistics are harder.
In non competitive niches, the low hanging fruit goes to keyword rich domain names. I've seen all sorts of phrase match with modifiers for affiliate offers, rank well and constantly in the top 10.
I also see many niches where CONTENT ranks above a keyword rich domain which does not have content.
I also personally think that BRAND and easy memorable domains are more important to “people” who are the ones who “spend”, not Google.
So I think your money page is sensible and your keyword traffic sniffers could be as keyword rich as you can get, without looking spammy.
But it certainly seems that the early bird gets the worm.
The EXACT match domain owner with great content, should win the prime position. Assuming of course backlinks and so on…
I'm curious, has anyone seen a BAD SPELLING doman with LONG TERM ranking?
Nice one colonel sanders
Peter
On March 28th, 2010 at 5:39 am
Brent Hodgson replied:
Agreed that it's important to make sure you have the fundamentals (good content, links, etc). As I mentioned in a comment above, a good domain name will magnify these things – but it doesn't replace the need for content and links.
“I'm curious, has anyone seen a BAD SPELLING doman with LONG TERM ranking?”
Ne
I used to have a domain that targeted a misspelling [bussiness instead of business] – but Google has closed most of those loopholes a long time ago – and I would have been better off focussing on a long term strategy for delivering value rather than trying to exploit an arbitrage opportunity.
brad said:
Hi, I have a website with a 3 word keyword that I'm targeting. I wasn't able to get .com, .org or .net. so I added the google stop word 'the' as a prefix. How much do you think that that will affect me? In Market Samurai it is huge difference when analyzing them but in the real world will it really make a difference as I will still have an 83% keyword rich domain name.Does google even consider the 'stop word' because if not than I will have a 100% keyword rich domain.
Thanks… Brad
Masato said:
This blog post confirms that what I'm doing is partially correct
Thanks!!!
Jeremy said:
Great videos! I have a .net domain that I used in the 30dc and recently noticed a .org using the exact same keywords creeping into my niche so it is intersting to hear Kenny's opinion on this topic : )
Web Search Engine Optimization said:
Thank you guys for this video.
It explains very well the process for choosing an appropiate domain name for SEO.
I have just recommended the video on my site on web search engine optimization
George said:
These videos are great and extremely informative. I've been developing WP sites after taking the Google sniper course. All of the sites are exact match domains. I've made a practice out of scooping up the .org & .net if both are available and also the singular and plural variations if they are as well. Of course, this is worth doing if the search volume/competition factors are in line.
Given the stiff competition for exact match domains, I've been on a buying spree after having done the necessary niche homework. I've purchased over 140 domains and feel good that I have now a base of virtual assets in niches that are worthy of development. So, I now switched gears into site development mode. I have about 8 niches that I've developed a site for out of the 140.
Herein lies my problem. I understand the strategy of eventually developing all of the domain variations for a niche, but can't afford to do that right now. I've only been developing one of the sites even though I might have secured 1-4 domains for a given niche. It's a long term goal to develop them all. However, I'm not looking forward to the re-registration annual bill for these 140+ domains.
I'd like to understand how I can get these undeveloped domains to at least pay for their own renewal fees in the interum. I've heard that parking them at Sedo, etc doesn't even generate enough adsense money to pay for themselves. Does it cost money to park a site at one of these services?
Advice Appreciated
George
Susan said:
Hi my question is about the keywords included in the domains.
For example buysomething.com, net,org etc are tooken, how would be best for the search engines: somethingbuy.com or something-buy.com
Thank you for the great article Kenny.
JAMIE WORKMAN said:
Thank you- the videos are better than any of the books i have read on the subject!
Question: In terms of traffic when considering domain names should you be looking at the number of exact matches not phrase or broad of the keyword when doing your research? I get confused on permutations for example if cheapboats.com is not available would boatscheap.com be a good domain?
Appreciate your thoughts
Clive at BlogBriefing.com said:
Not wanting necessarily to rain on everyone's parade but there is something else to consider here ( and yes,I'm playing Devil's Advocate!)
How about the day comes when Google decides that Key Phrases in content and Meta Titles are more important than KWP Search terms in the Domain Name ( which we are all, for the most part, focusing on here).
ie Google decides that 'buybluewidgetsonline.com' should not necessarily get 'bonus' points for having the search term in the domain url?
Google, after all, continually state that they want to present their searchers with the most relevant content right? Just because a KWP is in the domain name doesn't necessarily mean the content is relevant to the search.
Let's face it every IM person is trying to find Keyword rich domain names!
Think of all those Squidoo lenses and Wordpress.com sites etc. etc all fighting to get the KWP in the domain name to promote that latest IM offering. How hard ( or easy) would it be for Google to simply take that out of their ranking equation?
See what I'm saying here?
We've all got a bit complacent on this particular SEO factor I think and our SEO bubbles could be burst at any time if that's all we focus on.
Hmmm… How many of us would get seriously 'F%@^£d' should that ever happen ( and don't tell it me it might not!)
Sorry to bring some 'doom and gloom' to this excellent thread but it had to be said
Clive X
Trish said:
Hi Kenny, great information on here, thanks for sharing, I learned a lot from your videos about domains, keywords etc so thanks again. Trish
Gee said:
That's a good point Clive.
It would be foolish to only look at the domain name when optimizing.
I myself use the domain name, title, description and header tags to get my kws in as much as possible.
It's not always possible but every bit helps.
Jason said:
On the topic of using hyphens, I have two sites that were launched about a month apart from each other (different micro niches but same niche). The one domain that has 2 hyphens in the name got a PR 3 within 2 months whereas the domain with 1 hyphen still does not have a PR. I know that's not the only factor but it appears using more than 1 hyphen didn't hurt me.
Paul Hassell said:
Hi guys,
With regard to suffixes to the exact domain name, what effect would a number at the end have to it's ranking/indexing chances in that niche?
Would love to know.
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Paul H
Michael Haley said:
I've done a few searches: race cars, horse racing, and more. The domain name seems to beat out the big names almost always. (race cars beats Nascar).
Garrett said:
Interesting stuff! Keep the info Coming
Mary West said:
If your keyword is “blue paisley tie”, which domain is better: http://bluepaisley-tie.com or http://bluepaisleytieshop.com
Anthony said:
Hi guys,
Wow, great videos and I think I have learned almost as much from the follow up comments as the videos. Please keep it coming!
First a heads up for Victor, who said(March 27th at 6:23pm)
“These are the question we are looking for anyone that is a Market samurai customer has probably been doing this for at least a little while and is past “a .com is best” “then a .net” “or maybe .org” – great advise 10 years ago, can we have some real world advise for real world sites.”
I guess 2 years is “a little while”, at least I think so. The problem is that there are a lot of people and sites that are not clear, or just plain wrong in the advice they give. After having spent good money on bad advice, ( I own 2 totally useless domains and 2 marginal at best domains) the 10 year old advice you refer to, will keep me from repeating the same mistakes in a new way. Thank You Market Samurai!!!
Now my questions. My domain name only has a 44% keyword density, would adding a “/keyword” after the “.com” help my SEO efforts? Should leave off the part of the keyword that comes before the “.com” or not?
I have recently purchased Market Samurai, and truly wish I had found it sooner!
Pete said:
Great question from Anthony just before mine. I want to ask it in a slightly different way.
In Market Samurai, my competitor sites get a tick in the box for the keyword being in the URL just as mine does for having in the domain. Is there value in having the keyword in the url but not the domain and should we be attempting to ensure this is the case all the time?
Jeannie said:
Hi,
great video! still confuse about which one is better?
ex : dogtraining.net or dog-training.com
Hvala
Chris said:
I am looking at some domains for SEO purpose NOT branding. The .com,.org,.net are gone. In some I could get keywordphrase.biz or keywordphrase.info. Would these be a better option than say keyword-phrase.com or keywordphrasesuffix.com ?
Philip said:
Hi
I'm intrigued with the idea of keyword density in domain names, as well as the belief that the SEs read from left to right.
SO, if I want a domain name about “bicycle parts”, and I can't get bicycleparts.com, how smart an idea is it to get bicyclepartss.com? It has very high KWD and the required keyphrase is at the start of the domain name.
Hvala