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    What you think keyword in domain name has any SEO benefit at all. From visitor or user point of view you can it is easy to remember. But I am thinking about” anchor text “. Is it helpful to get any technical benefit from keyword or anchor text in domain name? I saw many web sites rank well in major search engine without having any close keyword in domain name. Please give your valuable comment.

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    Default Re: Keyword in domain name

    keyword in domain name is easily come in SERP with respect to domain which have not contain keyword .

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    Lightbulb Re: Keyword in domain name

    The entire process of displaying results in search engines primarily focus on Keyword relevancy! Hence, the keyword selection in your website, right from the URL, should be more concerned.

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    It sure will not hurt you, it does help, but it's hard to say exactly how much help. But it probably will help surfers. It's more convenient to find something, when it appears in the url

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    I believe both approaches are fine depending on the site’s goal. If you are not interested in branding but rank for a bunch of keywords, then a keyword stuffed domain will help a lot and it makes sense using one.

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    domain and title should be keywords for better SERP exposure...

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    havin g keyword in the domain is a very good idea, as that's the first place where the search engines will look for the keyword, then they will search for it inside like content and other stuff.

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    It is better to use a domain name which contains your brand names and a bit of your target keyword or keyword phrase, because a branded domain name is much more easier to remember than those keyword-rich domains with no unique brand. I've read some articles saying that while a high search ranking is great, branding your services is better. Therefore, to combine both, if your website is a new one in your industry, then you should pick a domain with both a brand name and your main keyword. Afterwards, when your website is very well-established and it receives a very high volume of visitors consistently, then you can start changing your domain to a purely-branded domain, meaning you can discard off the keyword in the domain name.

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    however, too-much-hyphenated-domains are not practical to use..

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    Having a KEYWORD-RICH domain name is an important factor of Search Engine Optimization. Choosing the right domain could BOOST your search engine rankings.

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    a good domain name should consist of a target keyword it is not just because it is easier to remember for users but also it is more search engine friendly, as it is one of the factors that affect a good search engine rankings.

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    There are hundreds of factor to rank in search engine and keyword in domain it good to use but just keep in mind don't do stuffing.

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    If you have keyword in domain than your website will take no time to get on the top position in all search engines. Just a little linkbuilding and you will see a great change in SERP's

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    The keyword in SEO is an added advantage, it can be helpful for SERP.

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