Cool dude, make sure to do so!
That's good stuff, I think there is something to this. Time to do the testing...
Inverse Domains - I Got One And It's Surprising Me...
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I haven't tested with inverse domain names but I do have websites with exactkeywordnow.com domain. Meaning I just add some words behind the exact keyword be it now/guide/fast etc. As long as you have the exact keyword in the domain, it somehows provide some edge over having a non-keyword domain.
Recently, I just bought a keywordnow.com domain and has 15k exact searches per month in the health niche. Currrently, its ranking #8 after a month and the only offpage SEO I did was 100 social bookmarks, a couple of .edu contextual links and a blog network service on WF that posts to 400 different domains.
I am now starting my 2nd wave of offpage SEO by getting better quality links such as high PR comments, article submissions from high PR site etc and I should be in the top 5.
So, yes I think inverse domain does work in my opinion but why not get a domain name that makes more sense. Just do like what I did by adding words such as guide/now/fast etc behind the keyword and its equally effective if not better than an inverse domain.
Recently, I just bought a keywordnow.com domain and has 15k exact searches per month in the health niche. Currrently, its ranking #8 after a month and the only offpage SEO I did was 100 social bookmarks, a couple of .edu contextual links and a blog network service on WF that posts to 400 different domains.
I am now starting my 2nd wave of offpage SEO by getting better quality links such as high PR comments, article submissions from high PR site etc and I should be in the top 5.
So, yes I think inverse domain does work in my opinion but why not get a domain name that makes more sense. Just do like what I did by adding words such as guide/now/fast etc behind the keyword and its equally effective if not better than an inverse domain.
Hey Felix, yeah I buy and have bought those types of domains all the time. I definitely have a point of comparison when it comes to that. That is why I was surprised at the jump of the inverse domain, because my exactkeywordplusaword.com domains usually don't move up as fastly with the very low level of backlinks that I gave the domain that I spoke of in the OP.
On top of that, this keyword is Exact Match 135,000 per month, the other exactkeywordplusaword.com domains didn't even have half as many searches. I basically bought the domain because I didn't think it would be available when I thought of it and I thought it would be cool to see how much fire-power it would take to rank it.
It was totally on the backburner, but now I see that it won't take much fire-power, or atleast not even close to what I was prepared to point at it.
The best part is it's on a subject I have great passion about, and it will be a long-term white hat site.
Oovoo? Yahoo? MSN? Facebook?
URLs stopped "meaning" anything 15 years ago!
You can rank for hot sauce with gy9g1k.com if you have enough backlinks. Remember when Adobe.com came up #1 for "click here" because of backlinks for adobe reader?
