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Does a Hyphen Matter In A Domain Name? - HeatherWhite - 04-22-2011 Does using a hyphen in a domain matter? I am planning to purchase this domain name but unfortunately, it is not available at all. i am planning to put a hyphen on instead. What do you think guys? Does a Hyphen Matter In A Domain Name? - zach - 04-23-2011 It depends why you are purchasing it. If the domain is keyword rich for SEO, the hyphen might even help. If you're branding, then it's generally a bad thing to have a hyphen in it. Zach Does a Hyphen Matter In A Domain Name? - DomainAuctionsScript - 04-24-2011 It definitely decreases its value if you are attempting to resell these domains. It all depends on its use, for SEO its not a big problem, but it does affect its resale value. Does a Hyphen Matter In A Domain Name? - HeatherWhite - 05-01-2011 Thank you Zach. Does a Hyphen Matter In A Domain Name? - HeatherWhite - 05-01-2011 DomainAuctionsScript Wrote:It definitely decreases its value if you are attempting to resell these domains. It all depends on its use, for SEO its not a big problem, but it does affect its resale value. I am planning to start a beauty site. But of course, all the basic keywords with good daily searches are taken. Thanks for the answers guys. Does a Hyphen Matter In A Domain Name? - wsdomain - 05-09-2011 Yeah it may decrease it value but if you really want a specific domain on a certain extension then you can always use special characters. I don't think it will affect your SEO benefits. Does a Hyphen Matter In A Domain Name? - HeatherWhite - 05-09-2011 That is exactly my point. I really want this keyword but it is not available. So I am planning to put a hyphen instead. |