Hyphens or no hyphens?

[ApocComputing]

are hyphens good in a domain name or are they a no no? just wondering because i am thinking about registering a name and was wondering whether to do it with or w/o hyphens.

thx in advance

 

[TUFKATH]

Without hyphen.

 

[GFX^^]

obviously non-hyphens

 

[Fkrule]

I love hyphens

why is that

 

[DNWizardX9]

hyphens are cool

 

[Fkrule]

why do people like hypens i just dont get

 

[wasistdas]

local type-in purpose. Ppl in my country as in many others prefer to type in browser looking-for-money rather than lookingformoney

 

[redz]

local type-in purpose. Ppl in my country as in many others prefer to type in browser looking-for-money rather than lookingformoney

the one with the hyphens does look better too.

 

[chrisxx]

IMO no hyphen

 

[Fkrule]

just a question which is better cricf1.info or cric-f1.info

 

[webfreak]

I always use to think that hyphenated domain names would be a last resort. When I found a very successful community using one, I decided that my previous opinion on it was wrong, so I registered my name with a hyphen. I also have an unhyphenated .net version in the off chance that I may have to tell someone about it.

just a question which is better cricf1.info or cric-f1.info

If you have a choice, go with cricf1.info.

 

[dongan]

that depends on words...

webmaster-forum would be ok, but rx-ty will not be good.

 

[Fkrule]

I always use to think that hyphenated domain names would be a last resort. When I found a very successful community using one, I decided that my previous opinion on it was wrong, so I registered my name with a hyphen. I also have an unhyphenated .net version in the off chance that I may have to tell someone about it.


If you have a choice, go with cricf1.info.

okay thanks i might register cricf1.com soon

 

[bentong]

hyphen depends on the keyword combination..there are some names that hyphen really matters.

IMO, I will find some alternative words since hyphen lowered the value of a name...