…continued from 5 Ways to Make a Search Engine-Friendly Domain Name (Part 1)
Search engine-friendly domain names are already a proven effective SEO technique. This is done on-page. If you already got a website with domain name that aside from difficult to remember, ruins the relevancy aspect of what your website is all about, you got to have changed it. If you want to rename your domain name, choose domain names that are easily crawled by search engines. You can have URL-keyword or a URL with abbreviation of some words into numeric forms. You can also do the following:
(c) Since domain name also serves as the brand, you should take into consideration is “memorizability.” To achieve that, you should create the shortest possible domain name. Very long URL syntax is really hard to recall; visitors can easily forget your site.
(d) Use popular top level domain or TLD for your website as many as you can. For instance, if your current domain name is www.yourdomainname.com, you can also have www.yourdomainname.net, www.yourdomainname.biz, www.yourdomainname.org, and more. However, your other websites with different TLD must contain unique content for each; or else, Google will penalize you.
(e) Use dash or minus (-) sign in between words with your URL syntax contains two ore more words. This is to make your domain name readable by humans and search engines. Also, this is to prevent misspelling.
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