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I've looked. A lot of the ones I thought about like musictheoryguitar.com are taken. I don't have a lot of money to throw at this...Thanks for the response.
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I've looked. A lot of the ones I thought about like musictheoryguitar.com are taken. I don't have a lot of money to throw at this...Thanks for the response.

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No worries :)<br />
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Don't forget the lessor used .net, .edu, .org's etc... especially since you want to promote it as an educational site. &nbsp;Although .com was once supposed to be reserved for commerce sites, I think that theory died long ago. :(<br />
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Good luck though! &nbsp;<br />
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Avoid odd hypens and spaces, people just get frustrated typing those out.
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No worries :)

Don't forget the lessor used .net, .edu, .org's etc... especially since you want to promote it as an educational site.  Although .com was once supposed to be reserved for commerce sites, I think that theory died long ago. :(

Good luck though!  

Avoid odd hypens and spaces, people just get frustrated typing those out.

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I'm working on a website to teach music theory to guitarists. I know nothing about how URLs interact with search engines but I want to pick something that will lend itself towards a good ranking. What criteria makes a good domain name? They keywords for the site would be music theory for guitar, music theory guitar, etc. Do you have any ideas?<br />
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I was thinking about guitarfingerboardtheory.co<wbr />m or guitarfretboardtheory.com.<wbr /><br />
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Will it be possible to get good rankings with either of these domains?<br />
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I'll probably leave this question open for a while.
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I'm working on a website to teach music theory to guitarists. I know nothing about how URLs interact with search engines but I want to pick something that will lend itself towards a good ranking. What criteria makes a good domain name? They keywords for the site would be music theory for guitar, music theory guitar, etc. Do you have any ideas?

I was thinking about guitarfingerboardtheory.com or guitarfretboardtheory.com.

Will it be possible to get good rankings with either of these domains?

I'll probably leave this question open for a while.

A good domain name?

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