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I think you could add something else to your algorithm. Some of the key words defining the business are ranked on adwords, so a particular good keyword in the n
by swatthatfly 15y ago
I think you could add something else to your algorithm. Some of the key words defining the business are ranked on adwords, so a particular good keyword in the name will increase the search engine ranking of this new name significantly. Perhaps you can specify this fit with some stats taken from adwords.
- pbh 15y agoI really like the idea of combining AdWords with domain search, though I'm not quite sure what the right implementation is. For example, suppose that there are two domains, "[uniquequery].com" and "[commonquery].com". Do you think people would prefer the "[uniquequery].com" because their name will show up at the top when they tell people about it (and because its more unique)? Or do you think people would prefer "[commonquery].com" because it will be easier to rank for the competitive query and there might be more organic traffic? We had a similar question, trying to decide between "brainstormdomains.com" (which seems like a much more common query, though I haven't checked) and "nolongernameless.com"/"domainrefinery.com".