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In terms of SEO, how beneficial might it be to go with triviarank.com for the extra "trivia" keyword? This is for a trivia website I am constructing that gives users ranks when they answer questions. The reason I originally went with trivrank.com was for the coolness of calling a user's rank "trivrank". It is also a tad shorter and half as many syllables. I realize triviarank.com may also be more memorable. |
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Unfortunately keywords in the domain-name still have a slightly over-emphasized ranking weight (hopefully changing soon). Until your brand has visibility or has reached the tipping-point with your users, I'd err on the safe side and ensure that the full-keyword domain is 301 redirected to your shorter version. There's a couple of good case-studies to reflect on: flickr.com (stuck with the shorter brand) and twitter.com (went from twttr.com to the word). |
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