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  • d-null
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    • Apr 2007
    • 13724

    #1

    do vowel-less domains count to google?

    It is said that having a keyword in your domain gives extra consideration by google in ranking that domain.

    I'm wondering if the same consideration is somehow given to vowel-less representations of long keywords, especially for short domains that often are very relevant?

    just for example, say the keyword is PORN, would PRN.com get keyword consideration points for "porn" by google?

    how about if the keyword is CHIPOTLE, would CHPTL.com get extra consideration for that keyword?

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  • baddog
    So Fucking Banned
    • Apr 2001
    • 107089

    #2
    I highly doubt anyone/anything is going to interpret prn as porn (especially since it has so many other meanings) and thinking chptl is going to be short for chipotle is really a stretch.

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    • Pornwolf
      Drunk and Unruly
      • Jan 2002
      • 22712

      #3
      No. 5678
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      • thaifan99
        Confirmed User
        • Jul 2003
        • 3029

        #4
        nope - typos
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        • StarkReality
          Confirmed User
          • May 2004
          • 4444

          #5
          Originally posted by jetjet
          It is said that having a keyword in your domain gives extra consideration by google in ranking that domain.
          True, especially for low and medium competitive terms.

          Originally posted by jetjet
          I'm wondering if the same consideration is somehow given to vowel-less representations of long keywords, especially for short domains that often are very relevant?
          No, never

          Originally posted by jetjet
          just for example, say the keyword is PORN, would PRN.com get keyword consideration points for "porn" by google?
          It may rank a little better for "prn" searches, it may get some typeins from people forgetting the "o", but that's it. It has an advantage over TEF.com for example: People looking for "porn" may click on a link from PRN.com more often when they see it than on TEF.com, since it's more related to their search term. That's where the rumor comes from. It won't rank better, but people may still click more often.

          Originally posted by jetjet
          how about if the keyword is CHIPOTLE, would CHPTL.com get extra consideration for that keyword?
          Same as above.

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          • testpie
            Mostly retired
            • Apr 2006
            • 3231

            #6
            Originally posted by baddog
            I highly doubt anyone/anything is going to interpret prn as porn (especially since it has so many other meanings) and thinking chptl is going to be short for chipotle is really a stretch.
            What about if you own pic.com and somebody searches for "picture"?

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            • Pornwolf
              Drunk and Unruly
              • Jan 2002
              • 22712

              #7
              C'mon dude. I know you understand what a "KEYWORD" is.

              It's not called Key-abbreviation or Key-acronym... it's KEY-WORD. Ya gotta have the full, correctly spelled word or nothing.

              Pic will get searches for pic. Picture will get searches for picture.
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              • testpie
                Mostly retired
                • Apr 2006
                • 3231

                #8
                Originally posted by Pornwolf
                C'mon dude. I know you understand what a "KEYWORD" is.

                It's not called Key-abbreviation or Key-acronym... it's KEY-WORD. Ya gotta have the full, correctly spelled word or nothing.

                Pic will get searches for pic. Picture will get searches for picture.
                But surely because "pic" is a string of the first three characters of the word "picture", "picture.com" would turn up in the search results for "pic"?

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                • Pornwolf
                  Drunk and Unruly
                  • Jan 2002
                  • 22712

                  #9
                  Ok, I see you are playing stupid to whore your sig. You know what we are saying.

                  I respect the game but I'm not commenting after this. Good plan.
                  I've trusted my sites to them for over a decade...

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                  • testpie
                    Mostly retired
                    • Apr 2006
                    • 3231

                    #10
                    Originally posted by Pornwolf
                    Ok, I see you are playing stupid to whore your sig. You know what we are saying.

                    I respect the game but I'm not commenting after this. Good plan.
                    In honesty I wasn't - I was just holding out hope for a future project that will involve a domain without any vowels.

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                    • baddog
                      So Fucking Banned
                      • Apr 2001
                      • 107089

                      #11
                      Originally posted by testpie
                      But surely because "pic" is a string of the first three characters of the word "picture", "picture.com" would turn up in the search results for "pic"?
                      http://www.google.com/search?q=pic&s...006-37,GGGL:en

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                      • who
                        So Fucking Banned
                        • Aug 2003
                        • 19593

                        #12
                        LoLllllllll at this thread

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                        • testpie
                          Mostly retired
                          • Apr 2006
                          • 3231

                          #13
                          Confirms my theory then, here's one of the search results for the term "pic":
                          Originally posted by Google Search for "pic"
                          Picsearch - Image Search for pictures and images
                          The unrivalled search engine for pictures, images and animations.
                          www.picsearch.com/ - 9k - Cached - Similar pages

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