When registering keyword specific domain names for blogs, do you think it is better to put 'gay' before or after the main keyword?
For example...
Gay Ebony Blog
Ebony Gay Blog
Which one do you think sounds more 'natural' to surfers?
Regards,
Lee
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When registering keyword specific domain names for blogs, do you think it is better to put 'gay' before or after the main keyword?
For example...
Gay Ebony Blog
Ebony Gay Blog
Which one do you think sounds more 'natural' to surfers?
Regards,
Lee
"Gay Ebony" sounds more natural to me.
I'm not sure about the importance (or unimportance) of SEO issues, whether the strongest keyword should ideally be used first or not. Thought I heard (or presumed) that it should. If that's so, and if it even matters, then I'm not sure whether "gay" or "ebony" would be the most important keyword.
Yes, i also think that Gay Ebony Blog would sound better. And for search engines it would be better as well.
considering that you already own gayebonyblog and have a site up on it, I say stick with that one!
I was just using that as an example LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by HunkMoneyLuke
There are a heap of other niches im wanting blogs for, gay and straight, just trying to figure out the best domain strategy for them :)
Regards,
Lee
Oddly, I think Ebony Gay works better or falls from the tongue more "naturally" - something about falling into the consonants from a vowel (as first letters in a word phrase).Quote:
Originally Posted by Lee
Also, I think it's more grammatically correct - since your blog is not ebony (well I could be wrong) but your gays will be/are :P
:D