Two hyphens in a domain name?

[Deep Joshi]

What are your thoughts on having one or two hyphens in a domain name?

 

[Helmuts]

German speaking crowd (Austria, Germany) love hyphens and actually prefer them over non-hyphen domains.

Pattern like: word-in-place .com or place-word .com is ok as there is a market that likes hyphens.

Still, I would avoid these

 

[Mr. Deleted]

In America I’d avoid them but there are people who prefer them for some reason

 

[Deep Joshi]

German speaking crowd (Austria, Germany) love hyphens and actually prefer them over non-hyphen domains.

Pattern like: word-in-place .com or place-word .com is ok as there is a market that likes hyphens.

Still, I would avoid these

Are there any technical issues or complications associated with using two hyphens in a domain name?

 

[Biggie]

Are there any technical issues or complications associated with using two hyphens in a domain name?

Hi

the questions you are asking don't seem like normal curiosities.

they appear to be robotic in nature.

common sense would apply here.

imo....

 

[Daniel - Monetize.info]

What are your thoughts on having one or two hyphens in a domain name?

One is enough

 

[namegulf]

First of all, domains with hyphens are for machines (eg. search engines) and not for humans. Imagine someone remembering and typing a domain name with hyphens, makes it worse with multiple hyphens.

That said, It depends on the exact match and popular long tail keyword (with lots of traffic) and quality content, search engine may reward with showing in results.

 

[DediRock]

One hyphen is okay for readability, but two can seem unprofessional and harder to remember. Keep it simple and clean.

 

[nicenic]

What are your thoughts on having one or two hyphens in a domain name?

Hello, Deep Joshi, I think hyphenation separates word phrases and allows us to read them more clearly, it also increases brand recognition and helps with branding.