Choosing domain provider, any suggest?

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I am going to buy some domains to target a global keyword. If I choose to buy that domains at local domain provider here (its cheaper), will it affect my SEO later? I am thinking if Google will check the domain origin and it will be hard to target global keyword using domain registered at local domain provider (non-US).

I've check godaddy.com and found cheap bundle domains there, but it costs $7/year/domain for private domain service :(

How about registration period. Is it different if I choose 1 year registration instead 2 years? I have heard Google likes domain that registered more than 1 year (I forgot where I heard this statement). Maybe 2 years look like more "serious domain" (I dont know how to describe this word, but I am sure you all know
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Another question, any suggest for hosting provider that accept multiple domain at low cost?

Thank you.
 
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You can buy your domains from any registrar, local or international. What Google looks at is the extension. Therefore, you can target a global keyword with a TLD but it will be harder if you use a ccTLD (e.g. .co.uk, .us, etc).

There are Godaddy coupons that let you register a domain with privacy for less than $5. Search for Godaddy privacy coupon on Google.
 
My vote goes to Namecheap and InternetBS.net. Persoanlly, I don't like GoDaddy, I only use them when I need to use their coupons. Namesilo is pretty good too, and it has free WHOIS protection.
 
+1 for Namecheap.

Godaddy is for elephant killers.
 
Namecheap- free whois for the first year. Godaddy is just annoying. Also, few weeks back i read that if you order a domain using the Namecheap mobile app you get it for around $5.
 
I like godaddy coz i can buy/transfer domain for only $1.49 with coupon. but i never use WHOIS Privacy.
 
SEO Power said:
You can buy your domains from any registrar, local or international. What Google looks at is the extension. Therefore, you can target a global keyword with a TLD but it will be harder if you use a ccTLD (e.g. .co.uk, .us, etc).

There are Godaddy coupons that let you register a domain with privacy for less than $5. Search for Godaddy privacy coupon on Google.
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Just found that coupon :rolleyes:

lord1027 said:
My vote goes to Namecheap and InternetBS.net. Persoanlly, I don't like GoDaddy, I only use them when I need to use their coupons. Namesilo is pretty good too, and it has free WHOIS protection.
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Namesilo, I will check it :cool:

Another question, how about registration period. Is it different if I choose 1 year registration instead 2 years? I have heard Google likes domain that registered more than 1 year (I forgot where I heard this statement). Maybe 2 years look like more "serious domain" (I dont know how to describe this word, but I am sure you all know :)).
 
I also was not sure what to chose, i want to buy some domains and wasn't sure if to chose godaddy, i know they are good but seems a bit expensive, so i'll stick to Namecheap as you guys said. thanks you for sharing your oppinions, it was verry helpful for me too.
 
panoet said:
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Another question, how about registration period. Is it different if I choose 1 year registration instead 2 years? I have heard Google likes domain that registered more than 1 year (I forgot where I heard this statement). Maybe 2 years look like more "serious domain" (I dont know how to describe this word, but I am sure you all know :)).
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This Video is from 2009

Also watch this one from 2010
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pnpg00FWJY&feature=player_embedded

I think the general consensus is that if you register it for 5-10 years then it should have a positive effect.
 
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Namecheap has everything covered for roughly $10 which is what I use. Godaddy is good for new domains, but when it comes to renewals, you might struggle finding a working promo code that gives you a satisfactory discount. They try to reclaim the first year rebate.
 
I would say definitely GoDaddy if you can get a good deal on coupons and stuff. But definitely Namecheap if you want a reliable provider.
 
Been using Namecheap for a few years and never had any problems with them. I like the way their system (user interface) is set up.

I've registered a domain or two with GoDaddy because of specials or coupons, and just found the whole process more cumbersome and time-consuming.
 
Namesilo ... 7usd is .com (with coupon 1usd off) privacy protect included not just for first year.
 
Internetbs.net hands down. FREE privacy and prices are great. Never had a problem with them with anything.
 
I've been using internetbs and namecheap consistently without any problems.

My only con about internetbs is that they don't accept paypal :(
 
I use CrazyDomains UK, it seems to be the cheapest online here in the UK, plus they do some super deals on domain prices.. :)
 
I just drop my choice at namesilo :cow04:
 
Paper-Boy said:
I've been using internetbs and namecheap consistently without any problems.

My only con about internetbs is that they don't accept paypal :(
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WHAT???

Yes THEY DO accept PayPal. I just bought some the other day and used it. Been doing so for months. Maybe you didn't see it or they didn't have it the last time you looked?
 
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