.com verse .net

Discussion in 'Domain Names' started by Caesar1, Apr 9, 2008.

  1. #1
    I'm looking for a domain name for a site I will start soon. most of the names I want for .com have been taken, but I see a few .net domain names that are good. do you think it matters if its a .com or a .net and what are the advantages and disadvantages of this? such as the key words in the name, if any.


    All the best
    Caesar
     
    Caesar1, Apr 9, 2008 IP
  2. Kngavl

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    It hardly matters to the Search engines if it's .net or .com . Com is always better as it's more familiar with users, although ever will grow accustomed to your sites url. It's a matter of preference really.
     
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    .com is king. Always go with .com first. If you really want the domain name, then you can go with .net.
     
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  4. Caesar1

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    I just did a google check on the key words, it seems like thier is alot of .net .org so I think your right. it seems like members may forget that its a .net thats about it
     
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    I agree 100% but the name I want is being offered at $4,101.00 for the .com and $9.99 for .net
     
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    You can always go for an alternative domain, that is a .com? Unless it's a must that you have the domain in question. Then go with the .net.
     
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