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A few years ago it was certainly our belief that a hyphenated domain name was easier to find in search engines than a domain name without a hyphen.
there has been a lot of comment on this both ways. Hypenated names are not as good, and hypenated names make it easier for the search engines.
At first, maybe it was true, but the linguistic filters can now take a string of characters and parse it into it's real words pretty well.
A hypenated name can help if your domain name can read several different ways. I have a few that can be different things depending on where you break the words.
I would still suggest getting the non-hypenated version and hypenated version, just to protect your brand.
Which is "better" depends on how you use it, and which is easier for your customers. 4-FREE may be a great logo, but if you have 4free, forfree and for-free, it doesn't matter how a surfer types it, they get to you.
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