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    duchuy2103
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    Domain name - branding and google

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    I am having hard time choosing a right domainname in a very competitive business in google and I thought it might be nice to hear few opinions about it.



    I am building a website for renting paris apartments and currently, I am using rent-paris-apartments.com . I am not sure about this one because I dont know if it's easy to remember and if it will be easy to get inside the search engine...



    Any suggestions about other domain names ( have to be easy to remember contain one or more keywords for earch engine)



    Thanks for any help....

    Cdx.
    More Information:
    1. Domain name must match the brand name (obvious, no?) Unique (easy to track growth and watch your brand go viral via Google etc; avoid
    2. If someone wants a domain name for the branding value, why should they even have to check to see if it's banned? Why
    3. File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - Quick ViewDomain Name Brand-Sharing Starts With Embracing Web 2
    4. Well if you have worked hard developing your online personal brand, Google have given anyone the ability to attach graffiti to your brand
    5. And if they just put “Darren Rowse” in Google, there is a fair chance you will show up as the first result anyway
    6. In the last month Google has made significant changes to their relevancy algorithms to put more weight on brand (or brand equivalents)
    7. A domain name complements the rest of your online presence through branding, using yourname
    8. they should or not, so use your domain name to rank well in Google to put the content that you want potential employers to see front and center
    9. There are many domain branding and marketing means on the internet that will do just that, and some examples are social networking platforms such as:
    10. I believe that the domain should match your goals, if you are looking to start a video site on music videos than something a little more brandable would do fine

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    nhoctinhvi
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    Welcome cdx,



    I like your domain name as is and wouldn't worry so much just yet.



    You have to get them to your site for them to remember being there so keep trying to climb the serps.



    Branding is very important - but maybe you should offer a freebie or something to get them to hand over their contact details (email), then you can remember them.



    A freebie might be going in the draw to win tickets to something in paris...? Your budget (/ income from the site) would then determine how often it was drawn...?
    More Information:
    1. name (I assume that also includes domain name), register and optimize it using names already indexed by the very popular Google search engine
    2. Some, especially those meant for business blogs, may want to consider branding (having a unique name which one hope would get well known and easily remembered
    3. Rick and his staff keep constantly busy in the Domain Industry
    4. And there is little you can do about it unless you talk to them, I believe the payed version lets you keep the domain branding
    5. A WebmasterWorld thread has one webmaster who allegedly purchased a domain name that was banned by Google
    6. Redirect branding: I think one of the most innovative approaches to domain name branding is to redirect a domain to a single source
    7. I have slowly been working my way up the Google rankings for the term "Karen Rubin" and my Twitter account,
    8. I've also spoken about the importance of securing your brand on Google by purchasing your domain name and the difference [
    9. Bruce has been in the domain business since 1999, assisting others registering and setting up their own successful domain websites
    10. PT, since 1999, offers an easy way to register your domain in the internet like branding

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    Cesc Tom
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    The domain name looks gr8. May be u can also buy the sigular form (rent-paris-apartment.com) too. Since most of the people will be trying to rent one apartment.
    More Information:
    1. Alot of times I have people asking me "What do you think would be a great brand for my website?", they then give me a wide array of domains such as
    2. For example, some of the searches we run include Domain
    3. If it's feasible, use your business or brand name in your primary domain
    4. NOTE: You can still have a "brand" - but you use the generic domain name as the URL of the site that markets that brand, or
    5. Exact match domain names are given a license to rank by Google, despite many being poorly-optimized, flimsy sites that outrank more relevant resources
    6. Probably Branding Personal is a terrible mistake gramaticaly in english but it is a very good option for Google

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