.co domains

.co domains, are they good or trash?

neither

There is no difference in quality between.co domains and other TLDs like.com or.net. The domain name you choose will depend on what is available and what you would like.

Good!

Good if you can afford renewals especially if you planning multiples for more then 1 year.

ma9id said:

good or trash?

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.co is less spammy than .xyz or .info but doesn't have the same "authority" compared to some other gTLDs like .app which have a similar market share.

Tl;dr, it's an average TLD. Not great, not bad either.

ma9id said:

.co domains, are they good or trash?

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Extension does not matter much now. Content is king as always.

Ashk881 said:

.co is less spammy than .xyz or .info but doesn't have the same "authority" compared to some other gTLDs like .app which have a similar market share.

Tl;dr, it's an average TLD. Not great, not bad either.

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.co or .net ?

ma9id said:

.co or .net ?

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what do you mean?

.net is a gTLD. .co is a ccTLD. Very different things. .net is far reputed than .co.

ma9id said:

.co domains, are they good or trash?

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No difference mostly. I often see .co domains

.co domains are widely used, so its cant be a trash, but we cannot say that it is good!

Depends on context of your goal, which is omitted in your question. If you are just creating some small venture of buying a .co or other ntld with backlinks, then sure go with another extension.

However, If you are planning to name your company, like a real company, with incoming email and the .com isn't available it would be a better decision to change the name to something that is available in .com- just as the name has value as is with any other short or one word .com being parked for the last 20+ years from a domain investor(s).

Why not an alternative extension? Lost customers and customer confusion is the reason as .com is the default in the vast majority of people's minds so you will lose traffic and potential visitors if you try and create a company with a .co, .xyz, .world, .online, etc. I often type in a domain name .com only to see it is parked, then need to search and discover it's another extension like .io or .ai. Not everybody is persistent in finding you and could just skip off elsewhere instead of doing a search for your extension.

Another aspect is if you build out on a .co or .xyz, etc, and become very successful the person who registered and controls the .com will ask for a lot more money for it if you decide you need to switch from .co to .com. People who invest in domains look closely at all prospects, and even if you look at using a proxy buyer they will figure it out.

It's my second alternative if the .com domain isn't available with no issues

yoursite1.com
better than
yoursite.co

forever..

Very good.

Its popularity has increased in last few years. It is not very difficult to find valuable names in .co

You can use .co domain there is no difference mate its all about quality of your SEO and Content.

Average depending on your niche; I aplologize if I gravedug this but I just logged in and this was the first post I saw. If you have a dropshipping niche that is still returning a good ROI yeah but for resale the price is heavily dependent on the name therefore the niche involved

ma9id said:

.co domains, are they good or trash?

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Hello, ma9id. This domain name is analyzed on a case-by-case basis. The .co domain originated from the Colombian country code, however he has now transcended to become a global domain suffix, but compared to .com he is not well known and may even be considered a misspelling.

I personally don't like it.
It looks a bit spammy to me tho it is less spammy than a xyz
It confuses with .com

If you can't get a .com, just go with .net or just use an entirely different domain whose .com is not already taken.

I always prefer .com, but .co is widely used enough that it shouldn't be a problem. Similar to .io.