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Re: How important is domain choice? In SEO terms

keyword in domain gives high weightage.
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Re: How important is domain choice? In SEO terms

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It's better to have your primary keyword in your domain name. I believe it makes it easy for you to rank well if you have the main keyword in it. If you don't have the keyword in domain, I believe, it takes more SEO to rank the site well for that keyword than if it is in the domain.
I too think that it makes easier for SEO if the keyword is included in your domain. I believe its a plus point for that domain.
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in msn and yahoo yes but in google the page rank is more important
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Re: How important is domain choice? In SEO terms

That's what i am saying... But to gain a good PR keywords does have a major part in it. And if the keyword is included in your domain, it makes much more easier.
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It's better to have your primary keyword in your domain name. I believe it makes it easy for you to rank well if you have the main keyword in it. If you don't have the keyword in domain, I believe, it takes more SEO to rank the site well for that keyword than if it is in the domain.
Yep, I strongly agree... Just take a look at the search results.
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Ignore bobchrist, the domain name does matter. I have personally had a site rank 7 on google for search terms in the domain name that did not appear in the site's content. The domain was 10+ years old and stable with its content.

When you google something do you notice that it bolds the keywords you searched for that also appear in the domain name? The code they have for "Did you mean...?" when you're searching also helps them extract individual words from domain names for ranking, they have a firm grasp of the english language and words comprising a domain name.
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Re: How important is domain choice? In SEO terms

Its simple and real fact, without keywords nobody can achieve their goals ie. PR & Traffic. Keywords do plays an important role in SEO. And, if they could then, it will take years n years to achieve PR and get traffic to the sites.
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Keyword is important, but it doesn't force you to buy domain names full of keywords.
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Agree... but don't you think that if the domain contains keywords then its makes much easy.
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