SexChips
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I thought this was the original use for it, but recently was undone and made available to all. Did I miss something?
.CO - Next Generation .COM ...or not !?
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I thought this was the original use for it, but recently was undone and made available to all. Did I miss something?
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Then again, .com domains are far more numerous and far older and established.
However, I do agree with you and winchester.
JimmyConway
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I'd go with .net/.org first. If those arent available then go for the .co but if you're working with EMD's & your competition doesn't have any EMD's in the top 3 or even top 10 rankings, then you're in the clear with .co's, atleast in MY experience.
KraftyKyle
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I'm not sure really what this thread was about, but I will say one thing. ".co" domains can be very profitable. What are the most common websites you visit? Imagine if you parked youtube.co or put up a CPA offer... I won't say more than that.
JimmyConway
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Oh, I wasnt comparing .co & .com. ALWAYS go with the .com. My post was referring to .net/.org/.co.
islandcoli
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Currently ranking a .co #1 in a very competitive health related niche.
Just an fyi
Just an fyi
dryheat360
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I thought .co was de-indexed.. someone even had a post about using articles on .co sites as content for your site since they were no longer indexed.. or was that a different extension?
This. .co is hype and wont be a true competitor to the top 3 imo