Temi,
Your list is excellent , but I saw you were only taking in consideration the option of already having the domain name.
If, for example, someone still hasn`t bought the domain, a good thing would be choosing a domain name with at least one keyword incorporated. Of course that any webmaster considers the domain to be as easy to remember for the user as possible but if you think about SEO, it better to use a domain created from two keywords, for example for a website related to football :
www. somename .com is not as good as
www. football-news .com or www. footballvideo .com
Also you have not mentioned anything about the name of the pages ( I know you know this
) , it is better to use some keyword in the name of the pages you create than just naming your page too simple and not related to the subject listed on that page.
Some extra, but this is only my opinion, some tests of mine :
If you are working on a website owned by a company, but the url of the site is not exactly the name of the company, be sure to add ( if possible ) on each page, the name of this company, a phone number, an email and even the commercial register number. For the website of a company this aspect is very important, because :
- it has happened to me to have to search a company after the commercial register number
- the name of the company was something like " S.C A great company in Romania S.R.L" and the url of their website to be www. agcr .ro . Its possible that when searching for "great company" you get many other results than the page of this company and that is because companies tend no list their name very much on the page. By adding the name , address, email and commercial register nr you give each page one more chance to turn up in SERPs.