Should I just buy a domain name containing keywords for the term I want to target?

[makoo]

Should I just buy a domain name containing keywords for the term I want to target?

[colombiawebs]

Good day

I would like the link and a small advertisement in the section

HOT DEALS

This is possible?

What is the price?

thanks

[RSM_Recruitment]

Hi,
If you are starting a new domain name, you want to choose one that matches your brand instead of one that is an exact match for the keywords you are targeting. Only add keywords to your domain name if it sounds natural and matches your brand name.

[jayam]

Conclusion. If you are starting a new domain name, you want to choose one that matches your brand instead of one that is an exact match for the keywords you are targeting. Only add keywords to your domain name if it sounds natural and matches your brand name.

[jayammrg]

Always try to include your business or brand name in your domain name. Consider adding one or two additional keywords that you are targeting. Domain names should be short, catchy and memorable. Long exact match domain names are not as effective as they once were.

[chandrao7]

It makes good sense to do so. Buying multiple domains for your business can improve its online identity and protect your brand from fierce competitors. ... Keeping domain names out of the hands of competitors is just one of the reasons why it is a great idea to invest in multiple variations of your primary domain.

[RicD]

Whatever domain you choose do not include stop words i.e. a, the, and, or etc.