ashleyjohn282
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- Aug 29, 2019
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Help would be apprecaited
What is the diffrence between .com and .co domain?
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The letter 'M'???
Did I win?
Did I win?
UltimateBeast
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- Oct 14, 2018
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Yes, I agree with @Azaan on this. You have started 6 threads in last 5 minutes. Trying to increase post count, eh?
First thing you need to read the newbie rules, and then use search option to find all the questions you want an answer to. If you spam this much, you can get banned. Read here first-
https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/brand-new-to-bhw.261/
First thing you need to read the newbie rules, and then use search option to find all the questions you want an answer to. If you spam this much, you can get banned. Read here first-
https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/brand-new-to-bhw.261/
KraftyKyle
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Beat me to it...
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I still didn't get my prize though
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Each question may generate a different discussion. It's fine to create one post per question and this is the nature of forums.
If he has many questions is not our issue but answering them if you feel right
By the way if you are asking about SEO purposes, technically there are no differences. But .CO is a ccTLD for Colombia that is being used as a gTLD. There is plenty of discussion about how a ccTLD may affect on rankings and if it could be a hindrance. Some big companies are currently using .co instead of .com, but personally unless it's a very good EMD I may avoid it for the new gTLD that are abundant.
Pro Proxies
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- Aug 1, 2019
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.co is relatively newer compared to .com domain extension. The introduction of .co made users be able to use the same domain name with a different extension. One should prefer .com over .co.
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Well 6 threads with questions all broadly covering the same subject, whose answers could easily be found here, would be considered as spam, would it not?
Joshua Mcmain
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- Jul 16, 2019
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Expands to the World by .com Domains! And .co means a country as much as I think.
There really isn’t much of a difference between the .co and .com domain extensions, especially when it comes to the variables that matter. There are slight differences in pricing, popularity, and whatnot but none of these have a direct effect on your website.
