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Hyphen or No Hyphen? The Domain Name Dilemma
"Should I add a hyphen in my domain name or is it better for domain names not to include hyphens?"
Crafting the perfect domain name is a right of passage for any website owner. It's your digital storefront sign, your online calling card. But what happens when the ideal name you have in mind is already taken? Or, maybe you love a two-word phrase, but wonder – hyphen or no hyphen?
The Allure of the Hyphen
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Tagged brand identity, branding, domain, domain availability, domain name, hyphen, long keywords, seo
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