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Thanks Seniff.

Actually, for me it was a cache plugin.

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-cachecom/

Not sure why, but it was not redirecting when active. I disabled the plugin and it works fine.

Hoping I don’t really need the benefits of Wp-Cache with other services like CloudFlare, etc running. Also don’t know why it wouldn’t work anyways? Might have been some plugin conflict. I run WooCommerce and some cache plugins have issues with Woo.

Thanks again. I downloaded that plugin and it worked perfectly!!!

As far as your point goes, I can’t see why it would definitely help me, but I don’t see why it would hurt me either to have the full domain in my url if I was trying to rank for it.

Only time will tell.

Thank you for replying but can this be done?

If I I try to tackle a less popular domain and write a post on, let’s just say for the sake of argument, blahblahwhatever.com which I have a pretty good chance of ranking for and I want the keyword to be just that… blahblahwhatever.com, is it possible to do this?

I know yahoo.com was a bad example but I wanted to use a site people were familiar with.

If it does not matter than why does Yoast not give me the approval and green light my page for a domain keyword, simply because the dot is missing in the page/post url.