: Google indexed my website name with a space Google has indexed my website name with a space between 2 words. Search intellisense shows my website name with a space between both the words.

@Nimeshi995

This is done because likely your domain name consists of dictionary terms using Google's dictionary- not an actual dictionary. This is normal and has nothing to do with your website or anything you have done. In fact, this is nothing to fix. It is a good thing!

In this case, your domain name has been broken into two or more recognizable terms and indexed as such with a certain small amount of weight assigned to these terms. You will see search keyword matches against your domain name for these terms.

You should still be able to search for your domain name less the TLD and find your site. It may not be first in the SERPs, but that is okay. Who is searching for your domain name this way? Not too many people without being a preferred and recognized brand.

If you want your entire domain name to be recognized as a brand, there are a lot of signals that have to exist along with a significant number of primary and secondary brand preferred searches.

There are 46 signals (my count) that determine branding and too long for this format to list and explain. You would not need all 46, but a fair number of them to determine a brand. As well, you will need brand preferred searches.

A primary or secondary brand preferred search is something like the following:


SEO Tutorial MOZ


As the first search (primary) resulting in a SERP listing dominated by MOZ.com.

--or--


SEO Tutorial

SEO Tutorial MOZ


As the second search (secondary) resulting in a SERP listing dominated by MOZ.com.

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