Do You Use .Info or .Com On Your Autoblogs?
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.coms are only $10. If you are serious about autoblogging and ever want the potential to sell your blogs later on down the line, you have to go with a .com.
I do have a few .info's. but I use those to redirect to Clickbank products for article marketing. Otherwise, all my sites are .coms.
I do have a few .info's. but I use those to redirect to Clickbank products for article marketing. Otherwise, all my sites are .coms.
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So tell me if this is right:
If I am a beginner that wants to try autoblogging and I am not planning to sell, .info is the way to go.
If I am planning to sell my autoblogs .coms are the way to go.
Although, what do I do if I am about to create, lets say 50 blogs. Make 50 .infos now or wait and get $500 to buy .com?
If I am a beginner that wants to try autoblogging and I am not planning to sell, .info is the way to go.
If I am planning to sell my autoblogs .coms are the way to go.
Although, what do I do if I am about to create, lets say 50 blogs. Make 50 .infos now or wait and get $500 to buy .com?
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Sub domains are a no no. They are hard to rank.
I think the whole "Subdomains don't rank" is a myth. I've used subdomains when I didn't want to buy new domains just to fit my keywords. My subdomains were on my .info and I still ranked for them.
In the end, if you are the cheapest bastard alive, go for .info subdomain domination
Best of luck to you Macdonjo
In the end, if you are the cheapest bastard alive, go for .info subdomain domination
Best of luck to you Macdonjo
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I definitely do not see any difference between .info and .com in terms of time taken to get indexed and ranking, so starting out you should just get .info. If you go with .com only and you want to build a large network then it can get pretty expensive.
I dont believe there is either!
The only benefit to a .com (apart from flogging it) is that if you are selling or promoting a product, you generally have more customer assurance
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I had a similar question, but after reading this thread, Im gonna go with .info and see how well it works.
Only if you keep it updated
Subdomains or no?
90 percent of the population have no idea what the difference is or how much either cost
You reduce you're business expenses 10x with this approach. Do you think spending an extra $2700 (in his case) to look professional is worth it with an autoblog? IMO it's not. However, if he had a website selling some kind of affiliate product I could totally see where you were coming from
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