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Hi we know domain names are often of any length up to sixty-seven characters.
I would like to know which domain name is better for website long or short?
Having said that, there seems to be some disagreement regarding whether an extended or short domain name is best.
Some argue that shorter domain names are easier to recollect, easier to type and far less susceptible to mistakes. Others argue that an extended name is sometimes easier on the human memory.
Some of these arguments are literally educational. It's progressively troublesome to get short meaningful domain names. If you manage to get a brief domain name although, the keys to create certain it is a meaningful combination of characters and not the obscure.
What about you?
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From a website developer's point-of-view, shorter domain names are better in a number of ways. Chances are, somebody knew about these reasonings and decided to make the change early on before it became a problem in the future.
Readability - it's much easier to read Facebook.com rather than TheFacebook.com at a single glance.
Memorability - Shorter domains are much easier to remember, which means more returning visitors and more potential for viral sharing.
Search Engines - Most search engines remove "stop-words" such as "the" from searches, which means there wouldn't be much advantage to having it in the domain name when people searched for their website. Search engines also prefer shorter domain names for the websites they index.
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