Domain name advice needed

[BillTomy]

adding expert or hq

 

[David Jones]

i think .co is much better instead of .org. recently i notice .co rank very fast.

 

[fullyniche]

is it ok to either get the .org or .co? Are they good for SEO? What if I use a hyphen? Is that ok for SEO?

Remember your domain name should be easy to spell and pronounce. Using hyphens will make both of these things difficult. So, avoid using hyphens and numbers.

Still, .com is the best. If .com and .net is taken, then try .org. (gives you more trust).

Why not “.co”? If you tell people to visit your “dot co” website, they’ll either assume you meant “dot com,” or that they misheard you. And if people read “.co” on a printed page, business card or brochure, they’ll assume it’s a mistake or typo and just change it to .com. Either way, you’ve lost that web traffic and a potential sale. Confusion is bad for business.

 

[Ding Dong]

i think .co is much better instead of .org. recently i notice .co rank very fast.

You should choose the domain name for the user, rather than for SEO reasons.Ranking does not depend on it has .co or .org.

 

[gary2]

is it ok to either get the .org or .co? Are they good for SEO? What if I use a hyphen? Is that ok for SEO?

Compare with .co getting .org is good for SEO.
You should avoid using hyphens.

 

[iisark]

.COM domain is the king, but if you a creating country specific website you can use ccTLD domain. For example for UK market - .CO.UK

Other TLD's also rank pretty well, but IMO .COM and ccTLD are the best.

Just to mention that I recently ranked a .CO domain in a very competitive niche so it looks like it is a good choice as well.