I have a domain name that is not relevent to the product I sell. I found that if I search on my domain name, not the URL, I come up on the top of the first page but I don't do well with my keywords. The keyword problem is heavy competition. I have 2 domain names already but one just redirects to the other. My question is can I have the other domain name seen by the search engines even though it is a permanent redirect? Can I have 2 domain names point to the same sight as seen by search engines? Is this against Google law? An example would be a domain name of mywheels.com selling cars. Searching "mywheels" puts the site on the top of the first page but searching "cars" puts it on page 45. If I owned domain name mycars.com, how can I get mycars.com to be seen and indexed by the search engines?
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Jump to PostIMHO and hoping I fully understand your questions, I don't think there's anything wrong in having different domains pointing to the same site.
Moreover its only obvious that your site would be #1, if your site is mywheels.com and you search for mywheels and it wouldn't …
Jump to PostI have a domain name that is not relevent to the product I sell.
Above all else, your domain name should reflect what your web site is all about.
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