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I accept that hyphenated domain names are not regarded as highly as those that contain two or more words joined together, but does a search engine distinguish between names that have the words hyphenated and those that don't. I would have thought that it would be easier for the system to pick out keywords in a hyphenated name, or am I misunderstanding some aspect of the search engine's abilities?
Also, would words that come naturally hyphenated in the dictionary not be better in a domain name that way than joined up?
Also, would words that come naturally hyphenated in the dictionary not be better in a domain name that way than joined up?