Domain suggestion?

Discussion in 'General Business' started by necrodie, Mar 3, 2013.

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    Hello Fellas,

    I'm going to launch a Paid-Membership site but the domain name I'm looking is available in .BIZ only. Plus is Exact match domain with 10000+ searches.

    Should I got for it with .BIZ or keep searching for a .COM?
     
    necrodie, Mar 3, 2013 IP
  2. Seogoogle1

    Seogoogle1 Well-Known Member

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    In my Opinion'e all Domains are best if you running with right way for your business..
     
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  3. necrodie

    necrodie Member

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    ahan... so technically talking, there is no special preference from Google. Correct?
     
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    Keyword-filled domain has much less importance than it used to. Plus it looks spammy if you have keyword1keyword2inthisdomain.com vs. somecatchyname.com. Concentrate on something memorable for your users. I don't see many .biz sites, not to say it's bad but is not very common.
     
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    Stephan_Iscoe Well-Known Member

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    Domain name and top level (com/biz/ws/tv/info/pro, etc) does not matter to the searchbots and the url only matters in relation to how you intend to promote it and drive traffic.

    For instance, dot biz is fine in a clickable link, ppc or search result, but not so great in print or verbally because it's less common and thus, harder to remember.

    If you think keyword domains are important, then consider the opposite examples: Yahoo, Google, Bing, TMZ, etc ;)

    Best of Success!
     
    Stephan_Iscoe, Mar 4, 2013 IP