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				<title>Does a URL matter?</title>				<description>Often, we are asked which domain names would work better for search engines. If they buy a domain name with keywords in it, will the web site have a better search engine ranking? The answer is Yes and No.
Yes, it seems like if a domain includes keywords, then it will be easier to find in search engines. Many SEO experts deny it, but according to my observations, it is true. Let's experiment:
Go to Google.com and search for "IT" (IT stands for Information Technologies). Skip the first page, because the top 10 results have "IT" either in title or description (notice ...</description>
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