[Jasa Pembuatan Web]

Hello SEO Master.. I am just read (it's maybe still hot topic for me) that is about "Relevance between domain name and SEO ).

What do you think ? any relevance between them ?

Sample :

My domain name is abcdefghijklmn.com and I write about medical for my blog. In terms of SEO can my domain name influential to my SEO ? (I know I have to use domain name which have similar word with my content) but in this room I want to know much more regarding this matter.

Thanks for all.

This post has been edited by MikeChipshop: 16 August 2011 - 07:58 PM
Reason for edit: Title fixed

[WBC]

If your domain name contains key words your target audience will search for then it will help.

[treelifedesigns]

WBC, on 16 August 2011 - 06:21 PM, said:

If your domain name contains key words your target audience will search for then it will help.

That is exactly right. I wish when I started my company I put more thought into keywords to make SEO easier. It isn't an a complete solution though, just a piece of the pie.

[Jasa Pembuatan Web]

treelifedesigns, on 16 August 2011 - 09:44 PM, said:

That is exactly right. I wish when I started my company I put more thought into keywords to make SEO easier. It isn't an a complete solution though, just a piece of the pie.

hmmm.. that mean domain name not part of SEO? I can't believe it because when I search something from google the SERP (Search engine result page) include the domain name as part of their suggestion. Please see image below.

you can see that when I searching for "pelangsing" the domain name written bold like page title. metadescripion and keyword. What it's mean?

[WBC]

Looks like you've misunderstood, the domain name can have a big effect on your SEO, as you show if the worlds in the name are searched for the site should rank well if the rest of the site is up to scratch.

[David krsty]

If you are using any keywords in the domain name will give you the ranking benefit of having the keyword in the domain name. For example, mysoftwaredesign.com.au will not have the same ranking effect for ‘software design’ as softwaredesign.com.au but it will rank for ‘my software design’. So always use the keyword's name for choosing the domain name not your company name or other. So I think so you have no confusion right now?

[Cristebo]

A domain with your desired keyword in it, will definitely help you on a low competition keyword. But to rank for a high competition keyword, your domain name doesn't play such an important role, because on a high competition keyword there are many seo techniques used...techniques that make your domain name irrelevant

[rallport]

Jasa Pembuatan Web, on 17 August 2011 - 09:36 AM, said:

hmmm.. that mean domain name not part of SEO? I can't believe it because when I search something from google the SERP (Search engine result page) include the domain name as part of their suggestion. Please see image below.

you can see that when I searching for "pelangsing" the domain name written bold like page title. metadescripion and keyword. What it's mean?

You've taken an example where the domain name just happens to match your query, with it sometimes does. E.g. search for "web development blog" - the top result is scriptiny.com

Google will definately look at the domainname, but it's main focus will always be the content hosted on that domain and type of baclinks.

[jsherry]

Yes they are usually relevant if you have same keywords and domain name. it might be more helpful with less effort brought more fruits.

[opensesame]

exact match domains (emd's) will have a positive effect on rankings.

But it does depend on the extension, .co.uk emds rank a lot better then .org.uk emds.

[rallport]

opensesame, on 30 December 2011 - 04:51 PM, said:

But it does depend on the extension, .co.uk emds rank a lot better then .org.uk emds.

Any examples, blog posts? Sounds like one of those all emcompassing statements you;ve picked up from somewhere