Which is a better domain?

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(3)FindAnotherWordOrPhrase.com


imo...

.com is the king, but hyphenated .net is better than .in.

with "-" but be sure they're not just keywords. Google doesn't like that anymore

Thanks for your replies. Just one more question. Is it worth to buy wordA-wordB.com (with hyphen) or is .net equally good?

.Com is better.

I agree with biggie & dnb8. First thing to consider is your audience. If it's indian, take the .in. If it's a global audience the you would do best with a .com. Is WordBWordA.com or even the hyphenated version, available. would a prefix work like The, My, or any other prefix/suffix work?

Dear All,
Thanks for your advice.
Stub: Unfortunately both wordAwordB com and net are for sale at goDaddy. wordBwordA com is also for sale. However wordBwordAs (plural) com is available. My market is global as it is based on a technical topic. What does your experience suggest? Is it good to redirect (dot) "in" site to wordA-wordB (dot) "net" site? I know that com is king, but what can I do? I don't have enough funds to buy them.

One more thing. wordAwordB is searched 550000 times per month. Whereas wordAwordC is searched only 15000 times.
Thanks a lot guys.

oneblueearth said:

Dear All,
Thanks for your advice.
Stub: Unfortunately both wordAwordB com and net are for sale at goDaddy. wordBwordA com is also for sale. However wordBwordAs (plural) com is available. My market is global as it is based on a technical topic. What does your experience suggest? Is it good to redirect (dot) "in" site to wordA-wordB (dot) "net" site? I know that com is king, but what can I do? I don't have enough funds to buy them.

One more thing. wordAwordB is searched 550000 times per month. Whereas wordAwordC is searched only 15000 times.
Thanks a lot guys.

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Personally, I would never develop a .net. I'd find an available .com. Try Searching for WordAWordB with a prefix or suffix. Yes. You should forward the .in to the .com

Dear All,
Thanks for your suggestions.
Stub: Thanks for the advice. I though of a suffix "center". wordAwordBcenter dot com is available. The entire domain becomes around 20 to 21 words long. Its easy to remember, but do you feel its tooo long? Or will it do if the content is good?
Thanks in advance.

It's a tad long but then I would think so because I prefer max 10-12 letter domains But it will do if the content is good and you have SEO'd the domain properly. Do you need both WordA and WordB to be in the domain name. Would WordACenter or WordBCenter be available, as an alternative. Using proper SEO techniques you could still use the content for WordA and WordB on the domain. I presume WordA & WordB are related somehow. Me personally, I'd look to make the domain name as snappy as possible. Have you tried any other (shorter) prefixes/suffixes? I like to have a choice to choose from.

or you can go with wordA-wordB.net

If you want to get SEO benefit globally.

.com is the king

select the one without hyphen. I will also recommend dot com.

Dear All,
Thanks for your comments.
My question has become more specific, thanks to your comments.
Please have a look at the edited question on top again and give your expert suggestions.

Thanks in advance.

Hi All,
I am confused between VCVC.net or wordAwordBCenter.com to develop for my site.
Please have a look at the refined question at top. Any help would be welcome. I am
really thankful for the comments.

Best Regards.

I would like to know average price of vcvc.com

compared to cvcv.com

wordAwordBCenter.com this is best because com domain is the king of all.

but it is too long, It should be some short then will be much beneficial.

You don't list WordBWordAs.com as being available anymore. I think that is the best alternative you have.

But just to take a step back. It doesn't really matter a hoot what your domain is called if you are looking for search engine rankings. You just need good SEO. Assuming you have good content for "WordA WordB" in your content, you will get a good ranking for those keywords. So you domain could be called WhoKilledRogerRabbit.com, it wouldn't matter. So my advice would be to look outside WordA, WordB, WordC in the domain name and find something short, generic, and memorable, and "brand" WordA, WordB, WordC into your choice of domain name.

Dear All,
Thanks a lot for your advices. And I am really sorry for my late reply. I have really learned a lot.
Thanks once again.

I'd buy WordA-WordB.com for $270, maybe make an offer. It sounds like a bargain. That contains your keywords in the right order and the - won't hurt you. The search engines will treat WordAWordB.com and WordA-WordB.com, pretty much the same, except for the content. It will kill your type-in visitors, but then so would anything else.

wordAwordB.com is on sale for $15,000, wordAwordB.net for $7000, wordA-wordB.com for $270 on goDaddy

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I could not find any such domain on GD matching even 2 of those 3 conditions.

@ -NC- - Word is only a substitute for the real word, unless you have psychic abilities which are beyond me

after EMD update by google

you should choose domain name with exact keyword

wordAwordBCenter.com will be great