Thread: Keyword Friendly domain

well its a system, so its value is dependent on the other values but it would be quite important. Its more important that a title tag or any on page SEO. As a single determinant factor, it could be described as the most important. But then, look at Geo-location ability, Authority, Age/History and its the weakest of those, because thats where a site is judged against others. In a market with low-seo quality, it would probably be enough to rank on that factor alone.

Hey Bober

If I was you I would build a feeder site to suck in the traffic and then redirect them to the main site by having some sort of banner offering a discount or something. That way you can really target the keywords by having the keyword rich domain and then doing some good onsite and offsite seo.

I use these to great affect for my own sites and customers and they work really well.

With regards to the monthly search volume for "lessons driving" I did a bit of poking around with my software I use and the figures I get for google.ie are as follows

Local Search Global Search
Broad Match 14800 450 000
Exact Match 0 260
Phrase Match 12 590

For the keyword "driving lessons" is a lot higher Especially the Exact search.

Local Search Global Search
Broad Match 14800 450 000
Exact Match 1000 49000
Phrase Match 14800 450 000

So if I was you, I would register that domain, create a feeder site and target the two keywords above. Do your title tags correctly and some nice content on the feeder page and do some consistent backlinking and you will be on page one in no time. The competition in my eyes is pretty weak, I think the only one that would take some beating is ISM

Anyways, just my 2c. Hope it helps

Cheers

absolutely agree. i think having keywords in your domain helps