Obviously dog training tips is just an example but do you think it would make a big difference by having the hypen between each word or just between the first and second?
Would I rank better with dog-trainingtips.net or dog-training-tips.net
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In general, if you mean for an exact match keyword domain, then:
* Preference is for no hypens, especially if the site is a brand.
* For a 4 page affiliate mini-site, then hyphens are Ok, if the other non-hyphen TLD's are already registered.
In your example, preference is for dog-training-tips.net.
* Preference is for no hypens, especially if the site is a brand.
* For a 4 page affiliate mini-site, then hyphens are Ok, if the other non-hyphen TLD's are already registered.
In your example, preference is for dog-training-tips.net.
You won't rank better with either but the first example looks like shit so I wouldn't ever use it.
Eva heard about Keyword proximity and prominence?
Your key phrase is made up of 3 words i.e dog, training & tips
Since you need to club two words as you've limiting yourself to only these two domains. Now clubbing dogtraining sounding more reasonable or trainingtips ?
If we limit ourselves to only these two options. Then, I'd choose dog-trainingtips.net
MDSandB
Your key phrase is made up of 3 words i.e dog, training & tips
Since you need to club two words as you've limiting yourself to only these two domains. Now clubbing dogtraining sounding more reasonable or trainingtips ?
If we limit ourselves to only these two options. Then, I'd choose dog-trainingtips.net
MDSandB