Which type name is better for sites [seo]?

[mrleewood]

wordword.com
word-word.com
which one is better for seo?

 

[shockie]

they are very similar, so i'd just go with wordword.com, although one hyphen isn't the end of the world.

 

[guarddragon]

I'd go with wordword, too

 

[DotUSDomains]

wordword

But theres no differance in terms of what you can do seo wise with any version.

 

[TestCase]

Since most people are used to most domains not having a hyphen, "wordword" domains will always be the preferred option purely from a "typein from memory" perspective. But as far as a purely SEO/search engine generated traffic goes, either option is fine.

With the hyphenated domain you primarily run the risk of "traffic leakage" to the non-hyphenated version of a your domain (assuming you don't own it) from those that may have visited your site through a search engine and try to come back to it again (unsuccessfully) from memory. Your domain's keywords might be remembered, just not the hyphen that separates them.

Good luck which ever way you go!

 

[mrleewood]

in fact,I make some test,with - will be get a easy SEO,but it will be lost some traffic to non-hyphenated.
so I think we can reg both domain with - or not.

 

[zabijaq]

wordword is better.

If google doesnt care much about hyphens, word-word got +1 character so it§s longer. Wordword is better for project (You don't loose people that mistype domain when returning) and for seo.

 

[bmugford]

WordWord.com is better from a domainers POV, however both work about the same SEO wise. I would rather have Strong-Keyword.com for SEO reasons, than MedicoreKeyword.com for the same price.