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Old 12-04-2015, 10:08 PM  
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Originally Posted by Vendot View Post
That's a tough call.

So it really depends on what the two options actually are. Google has reduced the importance of a keyword in the domain name long ago but it will still help users to find you. Assuming dot com in both cases below:

If its between KinkyTube and KTube, I choose KinkyTube because its not that long or remember.

If its between KinkyBDSMsexTube and KTube, I choose KTube because:

(a) Much easier to remember.

(b) Much easier to type.

(c) Short and better for branding.

(d) The longer option will loose you a lot of traffic through typos.

(e) There are not that many popularly used words starting with K other than Kinky and people would probably first think of K as relating to Kinky. So the association with letter K will probably work well once the users understand your product.
thanks for the post, you bring up some good points but my question is do you think typing in the domain is that popular anymore?

seems like most people find sites through links so seeing a site named "KinkyBDSMsexTube" they will know exactly what the site is about.

on the flip side seeing just "KTube" might draw curiosity and you might get more non-niche clicks.

thoughts?
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