Domain split
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Hey Guys
We just got our selfs this domain:
Is it possible for google to take out the two keywords "Surfcamp" + "Portugal" if someone is searching for it?
as on this domain it can:
Thanks in advance...
Simon
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Hey Rodney
Thanks heaps for your help, i am just building that domain next to the main domain rapturecamps.com, there is no rush, i am just trying to get there pretty soon.
Thanks again..
best
Simon
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Yes Google can break a domain name down into separate words, in cases where the domain name can be interpreted in a number of different ways Google looks for other clues as to how the name should be interpreted. E.g. Website content, the anchor text of inbound links etc.
If it were my domain I’d build some links with anchor text targeted at the phrase I was going for.
Also exact match domain names are less powerful than they were a few years ago so link building is still key here.
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