SEO experts - need help

[pimpware]

I have a mainstream website related with a mainstream business, I'm not a SEO guru but I did some homework, and I could get some 1st places on google for some keywords.

Now, I realize that for that business there are several important keyword domain names available.
Note that some of those domain names are keyword that I couldn't make 1st places with the main website.

So what's the smart move to do these days ?

Build a independent website for each keyword domain names ?

Somehow redirect to the main website ?

Sugestions please

[Nicky]

Best result would be to build a individual site for each keyword domain name. If the keywords are big enough that is.

[woj]

Keywords in the domain for pretty much irrelevant...

[pimpware]

more please

[Pleasurepays]

Keywords in the domain for pretty much irrelevant...

they are very relevant for phrases without much competition. i mean... for searches that get 100 searches or less a day, they matter a lot.

[woj]

they are very relevant for phrases without much competition. i mean... for searches that get 100 searches or less a day, they matter a lot.

Not sure about that, sounds like a pretty lame strategy to buy separate domains so you can target 100 searches per day keywords but if it works for you, great

[Deej]

they are very relevant for phrases without much competition. i mean... for searches that get 100 searches or less a day, they matter a lot.

Not sure about that, sounds like a pretty lame strategy to buy separate domains so you can target 100 searches per day keywords but if it works for you, great

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[Pleasurepays]

Not sure about that, sounds like a pretty lame strategy to buy separate domains so you can target 100 searches per day keywords but if it works for you, great

i didn't say - go out and register 100 domains for 3k searches a month or "hey here's what you should do". and "lame" or not depends on what your strategy is. if you are building up networks for linking power, its a no brainer to register keyword domains that target a specific phrase with low competition, if they are available.

[HorseShit]

they are very relevant for phrases without much competition. i mean... for searches that get 100 searches or less a day, they matter a lot.

completely true

pretty lame strategy to buy separate domains so you can target 100 searches per day keywords but if it works for you, great

completely true

[frankie_gunn]

It's important to have quality related pages linking back to your own page, thus giving you some link juice.

[qxm]

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[pornguy]

The all the keywords pertain to the same product then you should have multiple pages of the site. 1 key phrase to a page.

[pimpware]

Those domain names I was talking about are very important keywords, not 100 keywords, maybe not more than 3 or 5, because they are so important and so related with the busines type that keywords are very dificult get 1st places because there's a lot of competitors fighting for the same.

But as I said, those same important keywords are available as domain names.


So I buy one of those domain name and do what :

- build a independent website ?

- redirect it to the related page inside mainpage ?

- build a small independent website and add a link to the mainpage ?

- more ?

[CunningStunt]

Keywords are still very relevant for Yahoo and MSN ranking, not so much at all for Google, unless the phrase is really obscure.

[Sarah_Jayne]

I have been doing okay with buying a domain that covers a broad keyword for whatever niche. Then making pages - as part of the larger site - that target more specific keywords.

[kmanrox]

domains with keywords *do* make a difference in my experience.

[StaceyJo]

It's important to have quality related pages linking back to your own page, thus giving you some link juice.

I agree.

[Voodoo]

I prefer using lockwords.