I have found domain that consists of 2 saleable words but they are split with a hyphen.
It is a .com domain, will the hyphen devalue the domain alot???
It is a .com domain, will the hyphen devalue the domain alot???
For PPC QS scores they are great and get an owner reduced PPC fees.
So if a legal term gets 100 real searches on Google a day that may be a lot locally. Now look at the page, 10 ads, 10 maps and 10 organic, 30 spots divided between 100 users that day?
Thanks, don't need them.I should sell you my local search leads
Other than me, I've never met anyone that can get 10's easily.
SEO is irrelevant on a local level and if you don't have an EMD for your industry you will not control the #1 PPC ad on a smart phone that long
Some companies actually brand their two word company name with a hyphen and usually own the non-hyphen as well.
For SEO it doesn't matter, so for that they are great.
For PPC QS scores they are great and get an owner reduced PPC fees.
One of my top money makers is a three word hyphen on a term where the CPC is now is over 100 bucks and thousands look for this 3 word term every day and top earning professionals line up at adwords to buy the term, literally hundreds of major professionals are in line in all the top cities waiting to give google 100+ bucks a click. So IMO if the term has volumes of lookers and high CPC value, it's a no brainer, it's worth a lot if you develop it.
For maximum 'domain' value the non-hyphen is hands down the top value IP asset, but for development, it makes no difference other than the hyphen costs a lot less and they used to be easy to hand reg.
Now developers know hyphens are just as good as no hyphen.
cocacola.com or coca-cola.com ?)My name is Jen-Sin. Is JenSin.com or Jen-Sin.com more valuable to me? lol
cocacola.com or coca-cola.com ?)
harleydavidson.com fwd to harley-davidson.com ))You've got me there. lol
harleydavidson.com fwd to harley-davidson.com ))
I only have two and loathe to let them go ......Black-Dress and White-Dress
Was is shane-bellone.com?The non-hyphenated version would have been worth 6-figures without question.