Depending on overall length that would be good to use. Belden cable is good quality as are the T&B snap-n-seal compression connectors. Cheaper cable will have less shielding and copper clad center pin.
You would best use a quad-shielded RG-6 cable and some form of compression connectors, not the old fashioned (cheap) crimp type connectors. For multiple outlets, it is best to run a seperate RG6 cable to each location from one source, i.e., where the incoming signal is going to be located. Consider running Catigory 6 Riser grade ethernet cables at the same time and in a similar fashion. ON the RG 6 try to get a good brand of splitter which is MoCA rated if possible. Good luck
