Leosghost
msg:4300174 | 1:39 am on Apr 19, 2011 (gmt 0) |
| Owning domains that are the exact name will you become number 1? |
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No.
But domain names that are exact matches to KW(s) or that include KW(s)..sure don't hurt, ;-)) if you get "the rest" of the site right.
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apicante
msg:4300183 | 2:09 am on Apr 19, 2011 (gmt 0) |
Is this considered mirroring or would they just be linked to a "Mother Site"? Also if you don't mind what exactly do you mean about the rest? I just thought for sure if you had exact keywords obviously that's the name that would come up.
Thanks
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martinibuster
msg:4300546 | 5:32 pm on Apr 19, 2011 (gmt 0) |
| I just thought for sure if you had exact keywords obviously that's the name that would come up. |
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Nope. If it were otherwise then you'd see keyword domains (.com, .org, .net, .us etc.) for every search query, and that's not happening. What leosghost said. ;)
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bhartzer
msg:4300580 | 6:28 pm on Apr 19, 2011 (gmt 0) |
| I just thought for sure if you had exact keywords obviously that's the name that would come up. |
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If you own the exact match keyword .COM then it will help you get a better position, especially if you have content on that domain that is related to that keyword.
It will definitely help since people tend to link to you with those keywords.
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enigma1
msg:4307705 | 9:55 am on May 4, 2011 (gmt 0) |
Domain name relevancy certainly helps and to this point is very important. If the site's content is represents the domain's name then you have an advantage.
Multiple domains same thing. Till the SEs change their algos. However if you now start setting up domain names with entire sentences you may be out of luck. For instance 2-3 keywords is ok. 10 keywords is not.
I assume because one of the page properties SEs look for - at the moment is overall length of the URLs + meaningful keywords. Shorter urls still have advantages.
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