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    A question as a domain

    Is it possible to pose a question as your domain? Such as whatarebestbeautytips.com. Or, just any type of question. Have you done this or would you do something similar?

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    Minolta

    Minolta

    Would this be confusing to someone visiting your site or viewing your link? Unless you are planning to capitalize the first letter of every word, such as WhatAreBestBeautyTips. That might help clarify the name of your site to a visitor or someone looking at the link to make it more easily readable.
    10 years ago

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    NaturalWriter

    NaturalWriter

    I think that's brilliant actually. To have your main keywords in your domain, plus have it in the form of a question... Which is what a lot of people do when they are searching something. Have you checked anything out, like that?
    10 years ago

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    ramkumaritrvs

    ramkumaritrvs

    it's not work out A question as a domain

    sorry.
    10 years ago

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    NaturalWriter

    NaturalWriter

    it's not work out A question as a domain

    sorry.

    Could you explain why you think this way? It would be helpful if we knew.
    10 years ago

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    Maryjohn

    Maryjohn

    Is it possible to pose a question as your domain? Such as whatarebestbeautytips.com. Or, just any type of question. Have you done this or would you do something similar?


    Yes you can...I have not kept like that....but it is possible..I have not come any restriction for the idea that you have.
    A Domain name is a string of words that identifies a website.We should be very careful with the naming conventions

    * The domain name is very important for any business and it should be easy to remember without much punctuations.

    * It should be unique and related to business.

    * It should be short and catchy.

    * If it is of universal accepted TLD's like .com,.biz,.info is more advantageous.

    I own a .com domain with 9cubehosting.com and very happy with it.
    10 years ago

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    jakemadness

    jakemadness

    I normally buy very short one word domains, I do visit websites with domains like whatarebestbeautytips.com though.
    10 years ago

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    Beverly

    Beverly

    I think that's brilliant actually. To have your main keywords in your domain, plus have it in the form of a question... Which is what a lot of people do when they are searching something. Have you checked anything out, like that?


    This question was inspired by the trend where people use Google via Voice search on their mobile. For instance, someone might ask, "What's the weather in San Francisco?" and Voice Search will show you the forecast for the city. Searches for local entertainment and restaurants are often made in this way too. Other popular voice searches might include "What's on TV?"

    A domain name that promises to answer this question would hopefully rank better for that search result, than one that is merely brandable.

    https://support.google.com/websear...er/2940021?hl=en
    10 years ago

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    NaturalWriter

    NaturalWriter

    I still think it's an awesome idea. Thank you for sharing!. I'd write more but I'm on my phone STILL!! Lol
    10 years ago

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    DkPatel

    DkPatel

    Yes it could be ..
    I bought HowToGetFreeiPhone.com and works... created a Blog and receiving approx. 50-100 visit daily from google...
    Now this Domain I listed on SEDO for sale.
    10 years ago

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    AymanLS

    AymanLS

    this is very smart it will help a lot in SEO A question as a domain
    but for sure only in SEO A question as a domain
    10 years ago

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    vinaya

    vinaya

    You can have anything as your domain name. However, you should think twice before using punctuation marks on your domain. No body will remember that you had a question mark on your domain. Secondly, your domain should also not be very long. people do not remember the kind of domain name that you have stated above. No body will remember if your domain name is what are your best beauty tips, however they will of course remember best beauty tips.
    7 years ago

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