What domain name to choose?

[Godric]

What name will you choose?

 

One is one*****.net

other one is 1*****.com

 

Which one looks good? and which one is better for ranking?

 

**** is the keyword.

[ChuckTesta]

One

 

Google docs for special letters in the address

[ashimashi]

I don't understand because it seems like the word has been blocked. All I see is that you said the keyword is ****. Not sure what the site will be about.

[offspringftw]

Could you please be more specific? All I see is *****

What is the keyword and what will be theme of the site, also the sites purpose?

These informations will help you come up with a proper and relevant name.

[Thomas]

Could you please be more specific? All I see is ***** What is the keyword and what will be theme of the site, also the sites purpose? These informations will help you come up with a proper and relevant name.

I don't understand because it seems like the word has been blocked. All I see is that you said the keyword is ****. Not sure what the site will be about.

 

It doesn't matter about what is under the ****. If you like you can pretend it says Giraffe or Pirate or even Outerspace. It's all about whether you should have 1 or one in a domaine name. (Maybe facebook1.com or facebookone.com)

 

Personally? I'd get them both! Inside the software let people switch in and out of either one.

[GOKuCommander]

I would personally choose 1. I don't like typing out the whole word so it would make it easier for others.

[Amdac]

I can't stand numbers in domain names, for that reason I'd always choose "one" over "1".

[TheDespite]

I don't really see a reason why would you go with the word or number one(1) on the domain name. But if it really is mandatory, perhaps the number would make it more unique and faster to type.

[Jessi]

If you absolutely want that particular domain combo, I would suggest going with the spelled out version instead of the numerical one, even though it's .net. The only exception is if using the letters would make the domain confusing...so like if it wasn't clear it's two words, and ends up looking like gibberish.

[ashimashi]

Oh sorry I thought the word was blocked, didn't really understand what you meant. Anyways I would rather go with one. It is easier with only letters than to mix numbers into it.

[crumblepie]

Erm, neither one sounds like a good option to me. Do you really need to add the number one? Remember how facebook was first called thefacebook and later shortened? Keep it simple. Or try variations such as "a" or "single" or even "sole".

[Nathan]

I think he is really just looking for advice on whether or not it will be effected in the SERPS.

[Godric]

I think he is really just looking for advice on whether or not it will be effected in the SERPS.

 

At least he got my point. The word isn't blocked, I choose to make it star, don't want to reveal my niche. And yeah I got one with the spelled version. Lets see how it goes.

[KevinN]

I don't like numbers in a domain name, so I'd go for the "one*****.net"

[Nathan]

I don't like numbers in a domain name, so I'd go for the "one*****.net"

He already purchased

[KevinN]

He already purchased

 

Ah yeah, noticed. My bad!

[xtinguish]

Personally I think the top one looks more profesional looking. Remember the domain name is going to be the first impression a viewer sees.

[youtubedomination]

As xtinguish mentioned above, the one--- looks more professional as the digit '1' sticks out too much. It's also easier to type out compared with having to reach up to the number pad.