Worth keeping? A little help for a newbie, please...

[vexxball]

肴.com meat dishes
惬.com being satisfied
辖.com governs/governing
趋.com hastening
舊.com old
齡.com age
措.com handling
荟.com flourish


This was my nutty foray in Chinese...Please let me know if these are useless
and/or the translations are even close.

thanx much

[IDNCowboy]

肴.com meat dishes
惬.com being satisfied
辖.com governs/governing
趋.com hastening
舊.com old
齡.com age


This was my nutty foray in Chinese...Please let me know if these are useless
and/or the translations are even close.

thanx much

Dump them. Most chinese words will be two characters anyway.

would you search for "being satisfied" in english or hastening?

[welkin]

maybe 舊.com (old) is worth keeping, despite being trad.?

[dnnames]

I think old is the only good one, maybe age as well. That's about it.

[Asiaplay]

Unless you have a great idea for developing them (or one of them unexpected to me, has a very high search volume per month as "exact match") - I wouldn't keep them.

As Dnnames points out, most words in Chinese are 2 or more characters - single characters can be good for "brand" development when they have a clear meaning, get lots "exact match" search volume and are a primary term for what you are developing them for...

I suggest that you always check the traffic volume for keywords...
i.e.
For Simplified Chinese - CN https://adwords.google.cn/select/KeywordToolExternal and http://index.baidu.com/main/word.php

For Traditional Chinese HK https://adwords.google.hk/select/KeywordToolExternal and https://adwords.google.tw/select/KeywordToolExternal (then perhaps x results by at a guess 5+ times - as google is weak in terms of market search engines share in both HK and TW - so it is a bit of a guess for those... however they have a reasonable share of the China market).

Cheers, Asiaplay

[vexxball]

Thanx much for all the useful info. I'll spend a little more time with adwords this time.

thanx again