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When you get to 5+ words or (4+ words if the length of them adds up to a lot, say 25+ characters) you really have to be getting something that gets searched a lot or is used a lot (a common/hip phrase or something).Want to crush it in mainstream with Facebook ads? Hit me up.Comment
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I have been thinking about registering a 3 word domain that contains 20 characters. It is a searched phrase. I think it should be ok. Thanks for the input!
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If you're looking for a brandable, memorable domain, then keep it short.
As far as seo traffic goes, I don't know if Google treats domains over a certain number of characters as likely spammy (as it appears to with names containing more than one hyphen). Also, like the guy said above, very few phrases with more than 3 words in them get search queried.Comment
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Anything over 10 characters is long in my book.Comment
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I never go over 3 generic words.
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In my opinion a domain is never too long unless you're registering it for type-ins or to have a domains that's easy to remember. A shorter domain would be better for something like that. Besides that, the length is irrelevant. Of course, this is just my opinion and most people would disagree. hahaICQ: 16544251 - Skype: gator37 @ eastlink.ca - email: yngwie @ isys.caComment
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Some good comments. I may go with the 20 char as it is only 3 words as well
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Here's one which is 23 characters and seems to be doing ok.
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personally 10 or less characters is ideal but my longest Non-adult domain is 36 characters and works well for me adult I have very few over 10 characters. I believe unless you get a great domain (in 12+ years I have only had 7 resellable domain names) the site is far more important than the name get them to come make them stay go to the pubComment
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It's cheap enough to buy a few domains and test it out. You'll figure it out soon enough.Comment
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If it can be easily said and remembered and spelled then I would use it no matter
how many characters.
Then, on another note; how many search engines survived with more than one word
domains?
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Ideally:
<= 2 words
<= 10 characters (excluding TLD portion)
But there are exceptions. For example I have a 20 character, three word domain name (excluding the tld portion) which does well and is brandable.Last edited by signupdamnit; 10-23-2010, 07:32 AM.
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i'd limit it to 3400 characters.Comment
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63 characters is the longest a domain could be, so I'll say, 62.5.
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Long versus short domain names have no effect on your search engine rankings, however if your going to do some SEO on that domain a longer domain with specific keywords in it is considered "vital" for a much smother SEO process.
63 (62 if a .info or a .mobi) character is the maximum number of allowed characters in a domain name as determined by ICANN.I want to buy contextual links on quality blogs
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