The Hyphen...Oh No!

[ghing]

i prefer to use hyphen on URLs.. because it is much more easier to read.. and on what I know search engine like url with "word1-word2" rather than "word1word2"

i found this site about Hyphenating or not..

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[QuirkyJessi]

Thanks guys. I still can't decide, although I'm considering shifting my focus altogether and maybe being able to avoid the hyphen that way. I know it has its benefits, but I'm not convinced it's what I want yet.

[Kacey]

Jessi, I've been known to almost paralyze myself when choosing domain names. I think, over think, and try to decide until I drive myself crazy. I use a thesaurus to find other words that mean the same thing. I do research on the keywords.

Good luck with the decision!

[rhyswynne]

I disagree with the hyphen negativity to be honest.

One of my websites is Fair Review. Which do you think looks better?

fairreview

or

fair-review

Personally, I think the second one

[skleiner]

I am hyphenated, and it seems to be going quite well.. I agree with what Rob said..whatever that was - I also think if you are consistant in marketing it, and joining in, it won't be an issue.