ukplayersguide
07-30-2004, 04:31 AM
Hi there.
I have a new website which i've delayed uploading because i desparately want to get my keywords right! I've paid for the full wordtracker, and am trying to work out the best keyword(s).
The site is a slot machines site.
Whatever way i look at it, by far the best result comes for the phrase;
how to beat the slot
The .com domain (and hypehenated too) are unavailable (although no website is up for that yet). .co.uk is available which i asssume is fine (i'm in the uk anyway).
If anyone read my thread in the link exchange forum, i may be (hopefully) getting a site wide unreciprocated link from a PR6 site (200+ pages) which will be linking to this new site. Therefore if i can get a good keyword domain, i should do well in yahoo, and i should do well in google (with those links).
The problem is, if you type how to beat the slot, into google without " ", it removes how, to, and the. This gives a search of beat slot.
The results from wordtracker are (google)
"HOW TO BEAT THE SLOT" Count 328 24 hours 110 Competing 831
(yahoo)
"HOW TO BEAT THE SLOT" Count 328 24 hours 94 Competing 5080
It doesn't return any results at all for beat slot (which is what how to beat the slot searches for essentially - in google). I find it strange that "how to beat the slot" is much higher than "how to beat the slots" or "how to beat the slot machines", as they make much more sense as a sentence!
So therefore, do i go for how to beat the slot OR beat slot? (or how to beat the slot machines - which makes more sense as a sentence [and i already own that domain]).
I was thinking that "how to beat the slot" would be good for the domain, and "beat slot" for the anchor text would be ok, but i'm unsure.
Sorry for rambling. I want to get what i've learned here right first this time around (rather than go back and make changes as i've had to do on my first site)!
If anyone has some good advice, i would really appreciate it, as i'm very confused (again).
H
I have a new website which i've delayed uploading because i desparately want to get my keywords right! I've paid for the full wordtracker, and am trying to work out the best keyword(s).
The site is a slot machines site.
Whatever way i look at it, by far the best result comes for the phrase;
how to beat the slot
The .com domain (and hypehenated too) are unavailable (although no website is up for that yet). .co.uk is available which i asssume is fine (i'm in the uk anyway).
If anyone read my thread in the link exchange forum, i may be (hopefully) getting a site wide unreciprocated link from a PR6 site (200+ pages) which will be linking to this new site. Therefore if i can get a good keyword domain, i should do well in yahoo, and i should do well in google (with those links).
The problem is, if you type how to beat the slot, into google without " ", it removes how, to, and the. This gives a search of beat slot.
The results from wordtracker are (google)
"HOW TO BEAT THE SLOT" Count 328 24 hours 110 Competing 831
(yahoo)
"HOW TO BEAT THE SLOT" Count 328 24 hours 94 Competing 5080
It doesn't return any results at all for beat slot (which is what how to beat the slot searches for essentially - in google). I find it strange that "how to beat the slot" is much higher than "how to beat the slots" or "how to beat the slot machines", as they make much more sense as a sentence!
So therefore, do i go for how to beat the slot OR beat slot? (or how to beat the slot machines - which makes more sense as a sentence [and i already own that domain]).
I was thinking that "how to beat the slot" would be good for the domain, and "beat slot" for the anchor text would be ok, but i'm unsure.
Sorry for rambling. I want to get what i've learned here right first this time around (rather than go back and make changes as i've had to do on my first site)!
If anyone has some good advice, i would really appreciate it, as i'm very confused (again).
H