newreality
12-18-2004, 07:21 PM
I have a newly developed site. The site URL is a two part phrase, each being very strong by itself, and the combination of the two forming a more meaningful "linquistic phrase" more than a searched-on keyword phrase.
Question is: in this case is it best to list the ".com" in the name of the site and the html page titles or leave out the ".com"?. If the association of the .com is left out I will have two very independent strong keywords.
-When there are common basic keywords (not phrases) do the main search engines look for an associative ".com" to make sure nobody is plying them with concentrated keywords?
Also, if these two keywords are that strong, is it best that the recip links contain the ".com" as well? Perhaps with a seperating space between them?
Much appreciate help,
Question is: in this case is it best to list the ".com" in the name of the site and the html page titles or leave out the ".com"?. If the association of the .com is left out I will have two very independent strong keywords.
-When there are common basic keywords (not phrases) do the main search engines look for an associative ".com" to make sure nobody is plying them with concentrated keywords?
Also, if these two keywords are that strong, is it best that the recip links contain the ".com" as well? Perhaps with a seperating space between them?
Much appreciate help,