The weight of the domain name in Google

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    visio, Jan 13, 2007 IP
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    ||NeX|| Active Member

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    Did I understand it well:
    You claim that key1-key-2-key3.com is worse then key1key2key3.com ?
     
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    No not necessarily. Excessive amounts of keywords and dashes is bad.
    I am not sure how well google can tell what a keyword is in a domain without dashes. I assume they use the copyright name and backlinks to decipher that to some degree but then I also think the none dash domain version is generally the best. Having a choice over both I would probably pick the second mentioned.

    In Google I think google is pretty darn good at figuring it out and having the non-dash version is probably best but in msn and yahoo(specifically msn) I have seen alot of things which lead me to believe the dash version will rank higher for those keywords. I have both dash and none-dash domains and they generally both rank well for their keywords. Hope that helped.
     
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