Go for QUEBECXBOX.COM instead of QUEBEC-XBOX.COM, from my own experience domains without hyphens get better SE rankings... And you'll get more type-in traffic without hyphen...
As far as I remember Google saying in their documents; that hyphens between words are just treated the same as without them... they are basically just a space... Google will see the words in the URL anyways...
Now I do not know about the other search engines, from my experience they treat it the same... but I not 100% sure...
Personally I think it really depends on the domain name.
One without hyphen is best for branding/people who type it in. The one with hyphen is good for search engines. But major search engines are smart enough that the hyphen doesn't matter.
Is this some silly question. Why leave a just as good domain sitting there for the taking. Not to mention I seem to get better SE placement with a hypen, but more type ins with a non hypen.
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so here are the domain ive buy
which are best? id like to built a wordpress/vbulettin integration
whuch are best for xbox and ps3 ?
PS3QUEBEC.COM
QUEBECPS3.COM
QUEBEC-PS3.COM
XBOXQUEBEC.COM
QUEBEC-XBOX.COM
QUEBECXBOX.COM
My own domain name "rules"
1) no numbers
2) no hyphens
3) only dot COMs
4) no more, than 10 chars
QUEBECXBOX.com is better, than QUEBEC-XBOX.com, or Q-U-E-B-E-C-X-B-O-X.com (for the type-in reasons) but it's too long for me, do you really need quebec and xbox in the name? What about some other variation with the xbox and shorter word?
QUEBECXBOX.COM Is the best for me
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What do you mean? There would be a possible trademark issue if your domain used the same word that another entity has registered but it would be an issue FOR SURE if you're also profiting (even indirectly) from their work.
Sometimes it's no biggy if what you're doing is reflecting a positive light on their product but if it's not then there IS a chance that they will force you to remove the letters in your domain that corresponds to their mark.
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