How to Choose a Domain Name | Rank High On Google 2019

Your creating a website, you want to rank high on  Google Should your domain name contain a keyword or should it not.

                            How to Choose a Domain Name

How to Choose a Domain Name

Hey, everyone, Im Mir and today Im going to answer the question of, should yourdomain name contain keywords?Well, if you want to rank higher, of course, having keywords really does help.
Just look at hotels.com.Why do they rank so well for all the hotel related term is because they have hotels within their domain name.
Now this doesnt mean they are the largest site within the space.Priceline is a much larger company.Hotels.com is owned by Expedia.Hotels.com isnt even the most popular hotel booking site.Booking.com is.Booking.com doesnt have the keyword within their domain.

How to Choose a Domain Name

If you do have the keyword within your domain name, it does make it easier to rank but, if you don&t, thats okay.
Look at neilpatel.com.They rank for online marketing.The word online marketing isnt in their domain name.But, if you want to rank, you want to make sure the keyword is within your URL.If you look at the term online marketing, that word is within the URL of the page that ranks on Google for online marketing.

So the short answer is, should you have the keyword within your domain?Yeah, if you can get a domain thats keyword rich, sure get one.If you cant get the keyword in your domain and youre thinking about getting a more longerdomain name, such as awesomebesthotels.com, its not really worth it because its not memorable.

People arent going to be typing that within Google, and you dont want to be calling your company that.So, if you can get a short domain like cars.com, hotels.com, which are almost always taken these days but, if you have the money, go and buy them.If you dont, make your domain anything out there, anything thats re-memorable, brandable,something that really resembles your business that you like.And just make sure you include the keywords within the URL.