Edu Vs org

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    So, I know that Edu is better than .com for backlinking but what is the next best thing .org?
     
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  2. newpig

    newpig Active Member

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    .gov is better
     
    newpig, Sep 28, 2011 IP
  3. dheeraj.prakash1

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    .org better than .edu Friend.
     
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  4. derrickschwan

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    edu is more reliable...
     
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  5. futurepocket

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    Who said? .edu backlinks are VERY good for SEO because they are a reliable source of information (and Google knows that). So, the more .edu backlinks you have, the better your page rank is basically and the higher your SERP's.
     
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  6. nirajkum

    nirajkum Active Member

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    ofcourse .edu ..... its good for SEO and google ranking
     
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  7. digitalwebman06

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    Edu links are good but not better than any kind of High PR links dude. .edu better than .org. actually the main thing is that nothing of these are actually valuable. .com/ .org/ .inf all are same if they have High PR.
    thanks
     
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  8. Anna Howard

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    Well according to me Edu links would be a better option for you.....
     
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    The most preferable domain extentins i think with the series like this 1. .com, 2. .gov, 3. .edu these are top level domains.
     
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  10. techendeavour

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    Absolutely everyone would say .EDU only and also it is not easy to get the backlinks.
     
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    Its depend upon what type of website you have. if you have education website .edu is better option for you. if you have organization website .org is best for you.
     
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  12. Curtis Jackson

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    Both are good but Edu is more better than org Actually Edu is a sponsored top-level domain & org good for non-profit organizations.
     
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  13. strip

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    .edu, .gov, .org are the authority sites. If you are getting backlinks from these sites then it is considered as high pr authority backlinks. & your website easily got cached in the search engines
     
    strip, Sep 29, 2011 IP
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    I think .edu, .org and .gov were good in SEO.
     
    Matt_Baker, Sep 29, 2011 IP