advice Ejob.net vs Ejobs.net

[Sinh]

Please let me know which is better between ejob.net and ejobs.net.

Thanks you very much.

 

[redesignunit]

ejobs effective for seo purpose because when we searching job word google suggest jobs so it is really good.

 

[Justin Matmor]

get both then there would be no regrets later on

 

[defnil]

Either one is good. Use the one you prefer as your homepage address and redirect the other one. Just as Facebooks.com redirects to Facebook.com, or the other way round as audiobook.com redirects to audiobooks.com.

 

[TRY]

Ejobs

 

[nomen]

Singular IMO.

 

[jamesau]

In this case I would definitely want the plural (or both). Much more versatile for a careers website.

Of course it depends a little on the usage for the domain. In terms of pure value, I would pay more for the plural if I was developing a brand.

 

[guru4444]

Ejobs is better.

 

[nicedomains]

It's .net, you better get both. Then think about going after .com versions.

I think ejob.net is more valuable on a purely domain investing standpoint. It's shorter, has a desirable 4L pattern and also is very strong with e+ word 'job' in it. The answer is both either way for development. Too many typo alternatives where your traffic will leak...people just aren't that sharp to recall the one domain out you throw at them of the 4 (com/net versions) and then type it into the url bar.

 

[forge]

It boils down to how you plan to use the domain.

But then, domainers don't develop domains (but oh boy, do they ever talk about it!), so it probably is a moot point.

 

[Sinh]

Thanks for your help a lot. As I know, between ehotel.com and ehotels.com, there is only ehotel.com has been developed, or facebooks.com forwarding to facebook.com. That why I have owned ejob.net, But now many people advise me using ejobs.net.

 

[deflee79]

Ejobs all day.

 

[forge]

Ejobs all day.

Overall I agree with this. In general, people are searching for jobs, not a single job.

But again, it all depends on the usage. Job can also refer to a work order, a task, etc.

 

[Sinh]

Thank you very much.