.info domains - any good ?

Discussion in 'Search Engine Optimization' started by lordcage, Jan 3, 2007.

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    I'm planning to register a .info domain, with a keyword (eg. keyword.info)

    Does Google like this kind of domain? Or does it give better SERP to .COM .NET .ORG ?
     
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  2. ServerUnion

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    They will act in the same way. There is no difference other than in the eyes of the user. Some don't like them, but I have had success with them.
     
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    I think its mostly the same, however if its going to be a big site, register the .com or .net
     
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    stOx Notable Member

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    Google doesn't care what the extension is.
     
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    lordcage Active Member

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    Is it the same if it's a .cc , or a .biz ?
     
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    #6
    I don't think domain extensions like .com, .net, .info, .org or .info would make any difference in the search engine rankings. However the rankings may differ in case of ccTLDs.
     
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    It may have some effect on regional listings as far as the regional domains go.
     
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    That is true. But lordcage you are better off with a.com or .net. Typein traffic wouldn't be .info in most cases
     
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    I always use .info's. Their cheap and most of the sites I build on them are "information" resources, so works well.
     
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    Content is the KING!I don't think it will make any difference.
    But personally i don't like info's >_<
    Good idea!
     
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    Links are KING! :D :cool:
     
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    It wont matter .. basically it comes to you on how good you promote your site .
    The one in your Recent Blog is a .com
     
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    If it does matter then I'm in a lot of trouble as I have over 50 of them....ROFL!!! :D
     
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    I'd go for a DOT COM. If you get your brainstorming cap on, you can still register good short brand names.
     
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    If you create any new word maybe, but in general all possible domains are already taken (even the one noone would think it).
     
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    Google is inherently democratic, practice the sound SEO principle you will get rewarded.
     
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