local language domain or english domain name ?

[javadth]

hi i wanted to start an online flowershop

2 or 3 years before local domain names was so useful but never used it again since last years

what you think ? now local language domain is good or english domain names ?

i see some local language domains in google top serp but its not in my category

 

[SocialManager]

Are you selling flowers only to people in your local area? If so, I think it is fine to have in your local language and you can find a nice shorter domain easy for locals to remember and I think Google will rank you higher for local searches. If you are selling international then it must be English in my mind.

 

[javadth]

Are you selling flowers only to people in your local area? If so, I think it is fine to have in your local language and you can find a nice shorter domain easy for locals to remember and I think Google will rank you higher for local searches. If you are selling international then it must be English in my mind.

yeah I want to sell just in my country

but I am worried google do not give enough attention to my domain URL because of its local language

 

[SocialManager]

Just to be clear: You want to register the name in your language? Or the domain like .CA for Canada, .IT for Italy, .Co.AU for Australia etc. Or you want to do both?

I just did a Google search for Florist, and 5 results had local TLD .CA, 3 results had .COM, 1 result .NET, and 1 result .org (Wikipedia).

All domain names are in English because Canada is English speaking country.

I don't have any proxies loaded up for other countries, but keep searching Google for different niches like Bakery, Delivery, Restaurant, Mechanic, Shopping Mall, Lawyer, Dentist, and any other local services you can think of, and see if any of the Top 10 are 1) Your local TLD (.ca, .it, .co.au) or if all .com/.net/.org. 2) Any in your local language.

I think that's the best you can keep doing.

 

[javadth]

Just to be clear: You want to register the name in your language? Or the domain like .CA for Canada, .IT for Italy, .Co.AU for Australia etc. Or you want to do both?

I just did a Google search for Florist, and 5 results had local TLD .CA, 3 results had .COM, 1 result .NET, and 1 result .org (Wikipedia).

All domain names are in English because Canada is English speaking country.

I don't have any proxies loaded up for other countries, but keep searching Google for different niches like Bakery, Delivery, Restaurant, Mechanic, Shopping Mall, Lawyer, Dentist, and any other local services you can think of, and see if any of the Top 10 are 1) Your local TLD (.ca, .it, .co.au) or if all .com/.net/.org. 2) Any in your local language.

I think that's the best you can keep doing.

the name : for example www.خریدگل.com

 

[SocialManager]

the name : for example www.خریدگل.com

I see. The other problem I think will be getting backlinks. It will be harder for people to link to you, especially international sites.

 

[KamBhai]

Buddy, go for an English name, that will be better for sure.
Just spell the word in English and register.

 

[javadth]

Buddy, go for an English name, that will be better for sure.
Just spell the word in English and register.

i did

registered an expired domain name dam-flower com

is it good ?

 

[KamBhai]

i did

registered an expired domain name dam-flower com

is it good ?

All good.
Focus on branding
People will eventually recognize your business.

 

[tappu]

All name are good only Content is king