tsiawd90 posted this at 21:32—19th May 2005.
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How much does the domain name weigh in on the position in the search engine?
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mairving posted this at 02:06—20th May 2005.
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It weighs 0%. The main thing that a domain name can give you is name recognization.
clientcenters posted this at 15:59—21st May 2005.
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I beg to differ. I have several websites testing this theory and I do get indexed better, of course having related content on the website helps as well. So I believe there is some weigh factor involved.
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chrishirst posted this at 16:18—21st May 2005.
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domain names have very liitle or no weight in the SERPs
if they did, wouldn't books.com (Barnes & Noble) be top for a search of books rather than Amazon ?
Chris
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mairving posted this at 02:06—20th May 2005.
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It weighs 0%. The main thing that a domain name can give you is name recognization.
clientcenters posted this at 15:59—21st May 2005.
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I beg to differ. I have several websites testing this theory and I do get indexed better, of course having related content on the website helps as well. So I believe there is some weigh factor involved.
AIML.US || Spaggle
chrishirst posted this at 16:18—21st May 2005.
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domain names have very liitle or no weight in the SERPs
if they did, wouldn't books.com (Barnes & Noble) be top for a search of books rather than Amazon ?
Chris
Indifference will be the downfall of mankind, but who cares?
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