Domain length

[alananimation]

What is the best length to keep your domain under for a quality domain? A six letter .com is nice right?

[Fka200]

I'd focus more on quality of keywords rather than how many letters you're limiting it to. For example:

StudentLoans.com vs fdgdfe.com

Hope the example speaks for itself.

[Logic]

We agree,
Hello Logic here.
No hypens, use .com get a couple of words 2 but more then likely will take 3 words.
Be catchy.
Look at this that we did.
ViperGate.com or ManagedWebsiteHosting.com
1 is short the other is keyword driven, brings clients ready to buy and you can at least remember it until you type into your favorite search engine.

Logic...

[save]

Keep them as short as possible but if a name has more meaning and is easier to remember in a longer version then consider that.

[desilator]

Short & sweet :)

[alananimation]

ok so can somebody give me an appraisal here http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=839528

[ReadyToGo]

Seojoe is brandable for sure, but without any marketing to establish a brand, resale value would be close to regfee.

[poshswinger]

Having a long domain with several competitive keywords inside is quite pointless.

[fcolor]

The best you can do is to get a domain name that means something or to be an acronym. Lenght does not matter too much if it is shorter than a mile ;)

[htmlindex]

What is the best length to keep your domain under for a quality domain? A six letter .com is nice right?[/

The is no such thing as the best length. If it is a quality name than it doesn't matter if it's 6 letters or 20 letters. Go for quality, not length.

[mentos]

What is the best length to keep your domain under for a quality domain?


Under 5 letter is the best

[NahiaN]

Short & meaningful domains!