Google’s John Mueller answered a question on Reddit about why people don’t use hyphens with domains and if there was something to be concerned about that they were missing. Domain Names With Hyphens For SEO I’ve been working online for 25 years and I remember when using hyphens in domains was something that affiliates did … Read more
In a recent discussion on Reddit, a user inquired about the advantages of using keyword domain names for SEO to improve visibility for a specific phrase. The user shared an example of utilizing a domain like “swimsuits.com” for selling swimsuits, a keyword with over 10,000 monthly searches in their country. John Mueller, Google’s Search Advocate, … Read more
Need to know how to trademark a business but not sure where to start? You’ve come to the right place. We’ll walk you through absolutely everything you need to know to navigate the trademark process in the US. There’s a lot to cover, so let’s dive right in. Know what you want to trademark already? … Read more
Few aspects of my job drive me to extreme internal conflict, but the subject of author attribution is one that tears my brain in two. My writer brain says, “Yes, absolutely! Writers’ names on all that they create! Credit where credit is due!” My marketer brain is apparently more reserved because I find myself asking … Read more
Google published updates to the site names system, with expanded support for subdomains on all devices in English, French, German, and Japanese. We’ve expanded support for subdomains and compiled more information on how site names work in Search. Find out more in the blog post at https://t.co/qo2iP0VH67 and in our documentation at https://t.co/AGkfEeHDSU #google #seo … Read more
Today’s Ask An SEO comes from Elisa from Hyde Park, who asks: I have a client who owns about 20 domains with keywords closely related to his product. They are currently all forwarding to his one website. Should he keep these names? Is there any advantage to doing this or even owning them. Is there … Read more
