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    Long, keyword-rich domain names aren’t always a good idea.

    February 17th, 2010 by admin

    You’ll find that many sites lack quality domain names. It’s especially irritating when you find a website with three hyphens and 4 words–something like interesting-light-fixtures-bathroom.com. Although this domain may provide good keyword usage for SEO, it really lacks class.

    Yes, I said it–class. I would much rather buy from a catchy, branded website, than a website that was obviously built in a garage by an amateur. Before you go to start your website, first make sure you have come up with a good title. Domain suggestions are available from a myriad of websites. Just remember– the more keywords you include in a domain doesn’t mean anything if you can’t really convert visitors when they get to your website. Make sure your domain fits, and that it’s catchy.

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