Does domain name work for Keyword?

[Stellajones]

Yes, it is worked and important for SEO point of view.

[Cheapest]

It works, but don't go for exact match domains because there's a Google algorithm which punishes EMDs.

yes, so how for established EMD domain to solved this? dont target the EMD keyword?

[robinwarner]

Yes, Brand name is also good for Seo point of view.

[Hostfinch]

Having keyword in your Domain will pay off in the long run because it likely will improve your search engine rankings and increase your website traffic.

[Jessica Auston]

yes you can use them you can also include the LSI Keywords into it

[yuva12]

You should only use a keyword if it makes your domain name more intuitive. For example, if you sell watches, you might want to consider a domain name like BobsWatches.com as it tells users your brand name as well as what your business is about.

[jesica]

Choosing a domain name for your business can be tough. Consider adding keywords to your domain - it could help your website's performance in a search. Consider adding keywords to your domain —it could help your website's performance in a search.

[Electrum]

Definetly because if your domain name has good keyword it will help your website to rank on google.

[Hemanath]

A keyword in a domain name will not help a website rank for that keyword, says Google's John Mueller. Google's John Mueller advises SEOs and site owners there's no ranking benefit associated with having keywords in a domain name.

[creastano]

I need to know that a domain name how much important for the keyword.

I think The Domain name is Work For Keyword because The Google Result Search Page Title On-Page SEO and Domain url.

[tieb]

how do you check that?

[kunucats]

keyword domain is a poin of SEO, but content is a king

[Asgard87]

Following best practices for a domain name is necessary. Like, not having hyphens or numbers in between. Choosing a simpler and easier to pronounce domain name. Ensuring that it is unique and not taken or not close to other domain names. All this is fine.

But choosing a domain name solely for SEO purposes beats the point of having a domain name.

A domain name is your business' identity. But if you choose a domain name based on a keyword, it will take away the essence of your business.

Do you think amazon chose their domain name because of keywords? Fun fact is that amazon before becoming the same had registered for relentless.com as their domain name, and there wasn't any specific voume for this keyword i.e. relentless. So, it doesn't make sense to have a domain name that is based on keyword.

If there is a keyword that has high volume and suits your brand name or coincidentally is the same, then maybe, perhaps it works.

To be honest keywords and domain names should not be used together to get traffic to the website. If you have a good product, promote it and do a proper SEO around it.

In case, you are a category where the keyword volume for a particular keyword is high, for.eg. buy groceries has 50,000 volume per month, and if you are a grocery store that wants to name yourself buygrocery.com, then perhaps it can benefit you in your search results.

WIth that being said, anyone having a stronger SEO game is most likely to win in this case too than merely having a domain name with high volume for SEO.

So finally my advise would be just focus on your SEO and work around your domain name based on your company or brand's name. Its better that way. Choose options for domain names with BigRock because they have a a great variety for domains.

[tieb]

After making a new site, domain name as a keyword definitely helps. but proper SEO is key.

[bivin007]

Related domain name helps to get more customers, and so google ranking, like greenz car care