If your website is targeted to India then .in TLD can be good. If not, I would go with .com for sure. I use .co.uk domains for all my UK based websites. I use .com domains when the website has a global audience and not just targeting a specific country.
just go .com, you can look into all of the SEO stuff until you are blue in the face. at the end of the day users see .com as 'normal' and anything different they second guess
Whether the site is for everyone or just a country, if you find a .com name you like, register it, .com comes first. For a quality domain the basic rule is without numbers and without hypens in the name of the domain.
Hi Rikon, I don't understand why the best extant ion for a domain would depend on the domain name. Thank you for explaining!
You may find it's easier to get the perfect name for a less popular domain extension and short is better than a longer, harder to remember domain name..
Get both. Decide which one is the main one as suggested by some of the earlier posts. Even if you don't plan to do a forward from one of the domains, by registering you don't anyone else to take it and have the same domain name but with different extensions. I work from Canada, so for my clients I try to register always ".com" and ".ca" and if possible and relevant ".net" as well.
The basis for choosing the suffix is that it matches the specialization of the organization for which you want to create the website. The fact that it is a .com or .org or whatever has no relation to the site’s ranking in search engines, but rather is related to several factors and procedures that must be taken to make the website compatible with SEO for search engines. For example, I created a website for a client about 25 days ago, and I focused on a specific search term, which is (mobile car wash), which is the service he provides, and it was ranked 15 in the Google search engine in the geographical area in which he provides the service, which is the State of Kuwait. This is the website link (https://carwash-kw.com/)
.com is global and popular, but .in is only for India. So unless it is mainly India oriented, .com is recommended.