.net without hyphen or .com with hyphen for keyword domain

[hpgoodboy]

So, I want to build a new web site. The keyword gets about 22,000 searches in Google per month.

I can register the .net version without hyphen or the .com version with hypen.

What is the better option?

For ranking purposes it does not matter. I want to know, because I want to build a minisite, rank it and then sell it for HUGE profit (hopefully )

 

[INFORG]

register both, develop one and forward the other. I'd probably develop the hyphenated dot com. I am assuming only one dash, two word. If it is a three word, go with the .net

 

[draggar]

register both, develop one and forward the other. I'd probably develop the hyphenated dot com. I am assuming only one dash, two word. If it is a three word, go with the .net

I'd go this way, too.

 

[Biggie]

So, I want to build a new web site. The keyword gets about 22,000 searches in Google per month.

I can register the .net version without hyphen or the .com version with hypen.

What is the better option?

For ranking purposes it does not matter. I want to know, because I want to build a minisite, rank it and then sell it for HUGE profit (hopefully )

read your post in reverse


in the end, you want to sell for huge profit, but the options you are considering " a hyphenated .com or non hyphenated .net"

what are the chances that either if developed, would sell for huge profits.....if the non hyphenated .com has no market history?

i would seek out similar terms in .com, even if search results are lower, because i would have the .com , the hyphenated .com and be able to get all other tld's too


by choosing a domain with lower results, you also have less competition with ranking

thus with a high position and a developed website in .com with and without the hyphens, the potential is greater for a higher roi -

than having just the hyphen .com and the non hyphen .net....a potential buyer may be concerned about that .com without the hyphen that's just sitting there waiting.

imo...

 

[Credit]

Def. go for the .net.

Less traffic leakage.