Google Does having certain words In Domain Name Make It Hard To Rank The Website

[Athb007]

I'm planning to start a NSFW website with the word 'Leak' in it but I started to have second thoughts about the domain name.

I have another niche based porn site and last month I got a mail from the advertiser I work with that they have momentarily stopped showing ads on my site because one of the videos had the word 'leak' in its title. So I had to change the title to get my site approved again.

So my question is if having that word will also affect google rankings and SEO in general because it seems like the search engines and advertisers don't really like that word.

Anyone who's able to rank their website with the same word?

Any suggestions are much appreciated.
Have a good one.

 

[Belinux]

I'm planning to start a NSFW website with the word 'Leak' in it but I started to have second thoughts about the domain name.

I have another niche based porn site and last month I got a mail from the advertiser I work with that they have momentarily stopped showing ads on my site because one of the videos had the word 'leak' in its title. So I had to change the title to get my site approved again.

So my question is if having that word will also affect google rankings and SEO in general because it seems like the search engines and advertisers don't really like that word.

Anyone who's able to rank their website with the same word?

Any suggestions are much appreciated.
Have a good one.

Yes, you are Right, words in domain name are valuable. and Plays critical role in SEO.

 

[Athb007]

@Belinux Thanks for your input!

 

[DediRock]

Absolutely! Using "Leak" in your domain could hurt SEO and ad approval due to potential flagging. If you've had issues before, it's worth considering a different name to avoid more restrictions.

 

[Athb007]

Absolutely! Using "Leak" in your domain could hurt SEO and ad approval due to potential flagging. If you've had issues before, it's worth considering a different name to avoid more restrictions.

Yeah that's what I'm thinking.
Thanks.