3-word vs 2-word and links

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Is 2-word domain better than 3-word domain if they get the same contents?

I have loaded identical contents (10 articles) to these two domains
A. http://WeReadWell.com
B. http://googolbase.com

Now the alexa ranking for googolbase.com is 3,559,569 but the weReadWell.com has no ranking. Is it because B being a 2-word domain?

Note that weReadWell.com was an expired domain with a lot of links, googolbase is a newly registered one. So everything is in favor of A except it is a 3-word domain. You would think A should perform better with that many links, right?

I am also trying to build some links from many of my own sites, what is considered a "link farm"? I know swap links such as this:
domain1.com/index.html -> domain2.com/index.html
domain1.com/index.html <- domain2.com/index.html
maybe a link farm, but what about this following:
domain1.com/page1.html -> domain2.com/index.html
domain1.com/index.html <- domain2.com/page1.html
is the above also considered link farm?

My last question: I now have 100 more unique articles, should get load all the 100 articles to the two domains, or should I use 50 articles to A and 50 articles to B. Thank you.

 

[holeinone]

Google doesnt encourage link farms nor does it encourage Same content on two sites.

 

[OK]

Pick one and develope it. Don't do both at once.

 

[bentong]

Note that weReadWell.com was an expired domain with a lot of links, googolbase is a newly registered one. So everything is in favor of A except it is a 3-word domain. You would think A should perform better with that many links, right?

the # of word on the domain doesn't matter with your rankings...but the age of site does...

Read more on Google Sandbox

based from the word farm, we can determine if the page is considered link farm...let say a single page has 500-1000 links..

Link Farm

 

[cache]

the domain names were purchased within one week, and sites were loaded at the same time, it is strange that they behave differently.

The only have fewer than a hundred links, I thought link swaping would trigger the penalty, did not know the total links.

the # of word on the domain doesn't matter with your rankings...but the age of site does...

Read more on Google Sandbox

based from the word farm, we can determine if the page is considered link farm...let say a single page has 500-1000 links..

Link Farm