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Which domains are better? With "site or "website" ?

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james2002

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I am thinking of domains ending with "site" or "website"

e.g.

moneysite.com or moneywebsite.com

Which is better?

For me , I think moneywebsite.com is better.

Any opinions?
 
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IMO "site" - it is shorter.

But, I think it would be better to have the keyword itself in another TLD if available (assuming the .com is taken). .org, .net, .us, .co.uk, .info, etc..
 

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When it comes to 2-word domains then site is a better choice. It just sounds better and is easier to say.
 

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I prefer "web" e.g. moneyweb.com
 

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I like "web" or "net" at the beginning or end much better...I don't really like "site" or "website" at the end, but if I had to pick...I think I would go for the shorter name...with "site" at the end.
 

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NAMEsite as NAMEwebsite looks like a 3 word domain
Good luck
 

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As time goes on, language develops into shorter words and slang that becomes widely accepted. This is true with "website" turning into "site" or "web". I like "site" better but "website" can be used as an alternative if the "site" version is taken.
 

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I think "site" is better and assume you will lose some traffic to that one if you were to select the "website version.
 

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The shorter the better so I would go for "site"
 

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NAMEwebsite is worse
NAMEsite is not so hot, but a bit better
NAMEweb is much better
and NAMEanotherkeyword is even better
and of course, NAME is the best
 
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