advice Best combination for these keywords?

[coco77]

Hello guys/girls

Question. Which combination makes more sense in this example, NoobSEO, or SEONoob? If, SEONoob/s would you make it plural or singular in this case?

Would you actually buy both?

Thank you for your opinions. =)

 

[Aspiring Billionaire]

As a consumer (between the two) I'd like SEOnoob more, in singular form. As a domainer, I wouldn't buy either (just my personal opinion).

 

[DaveX]

If SEO is your target, you'd want SEOnoob.

 

[coco77]

If SEO is your target, you'd want SEOnoob.

Thank you for your advice. It was not SEO though. I just used SEO as an example. Gonna have to dig a bit deeper on the domain I have in question.

Thanks again!

 

[AIS01]

SeoNoob singular...

 

[aramyus]

I prefer too the singular form
Note that noob is not a popular prefix nor a popular suffix. Last transaction on namebio was in 2011 (inoob.com)

 

[coco77]

I prefer too the singular form
Note that noob is not a popular prefix nor a popular suffix. Last transaction on namebio was in 2011 (inoob.com)

Thank you...once again even the "noob" was example for something else
Thank you for your advice!

 

[urlurl]

seonoob sounds better, but...

im assuming you are using as an example, because;

seonoob and noobseo are not good names - no one wants a noob doing their seo

 

[coco77]

seonoob sounds better, but...

im assuming you are using as an example, because;

seonoob and noobseo are not good names - no one wants a noob doing their seo

Yep haha true! =)

 

[urlurl]

amazingly, AmateurDoctor and AmateurSurgeon . com are both taken...

 

[coco77]

amazingly, AmateurDoctor and AmateurSurgeon . com are both taken...

Most .coms are taken whether or not the domain makes sense lol Also 2 word ones. Finding a combo that makes sense and has got some value to it is like finding that needle in the haystack.

Lots of research time! =)

 

[urlurl]

it takes time to find the diamonds in the rough, taken me years to build up my portfolio.