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for keyword-targeting in SEO, SEO works on a keyword + a, followed by keyword-2 in the domain to help shot in?

as in, instead of the Domain abcdef.com where ABC def, and keywords in the search engine rankings help, I want to abc-def-name to use as a domain. this is just as acceptable and makes no Difference for SEO purposes? I am not referring to content etc so obviously an effect. I just want to know whether the words in between in a domain with a hyphen SEO can bring more benefits. Thanks in advance!

If the domain name was originally an important recognizable "branded" domain name, most visitors Net on only generic keyword queries. The use of a comma is really no difference in his uplifting in a non-major "branded" domain name because once PR, believe your average net surfer, the product or services to a particular descriptive term, and business locator should not be marked like it to something their country, etc. Good luck!

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