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Website name and content relationship from the perspective of SEO
Hi All, Saw some blogpost on website name and content relationship from the perspective of SEO. Hence my query is on related subject.
1. Say I'm writing content on fuel economy technologies of bikes and cars. So I've chosen a name like
a. economybikeandcar— which got all the keywords but is long.
b. ecobikar— 'eco' from economy, 'bik' from bike and 'ar' from car. In this case the part of key word is there, again followed by part of next keyword and then again part of next keyword.
So my question is, Both (a) and (b) hold similar value in terms of Google search keywords / index /spider or whatever technology is getting used to show them up on Google Search.
Thanks
Sam
1. Say I'm writing content on fuel economy technologies of bikes and cars. So I've chosen a name like
a. economybikeandcar— which got all the keywords but is long.
b. ecobikar— 'eco' from economy, 'bik' from bike and 'ar' from car. In this case the part of key word is there, again followed by part of next keyword and then again part of next keyword.
So my question is, Both (a) and (b) hold similar value in terms of Google search keywords / index /spider or whatever technology is getting used to show them up on Google Search.
Thanks
Sam