Why .info domains suck
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DamageX
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Google de-indexed a SUBDOMAIN. .cc URLs still appear in Google, just not .co.cc.
As for manners, this is a place for adults. If you can't take a fuck or shit, then go play with the children in the sandbox. I'm here to make money, not friends.
pavan
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as if I sent u some friend request lol
u r here to make money I understand but why are you so frustrated
and regarding co.cc
it got nothing to do whether its a sub domain or a domain
sub domains are also treated like domains in google if you are not aware
and secondly co.cc used to provide full dns support so it works like a domain only
if you call it a sub domain then i am sure you will call co.uk also a sub domain
anyways
I am not here to argue or fight with a frustrated kid like you
so just relax
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makingfastcash22
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I love .info hell I even use subdomains on them and get good traffic on them.
I guess its all in how you use them. They can rank it been proven.
No they might suck for some people but they don't suck when they rank and get you traffic that converts.
JMO
I guess its all in how you use them. They can rank it been proven.
No they might suck for some people but they don't suck when they rank and get you traffic that converts.
JMO
sikandar
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I am ranking second in Google with emd.com for a competitive keyword with a daily search volume of over 4500. And the top spot is taken by an emd.info. And the .info domain was bought after I had bought the .com domain - so I have come to the conclusion that .info domains can also rank well if you have good content and backlinks.
SiLvi Street Rapper
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they'r cheap and don't cost 2 much and everyone is having domains with info even for fun or spam :/
lostgringos
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Hey Jacky I gave a big thanks for your comment. Everyone wants a quick fix here. They want to outsource and buy all kinds of packages and software to make money fast!
In the real world if you want you site to rank high in the SERPs "and stay there!" you need to so what Jacky suggests. Actually you be so much better in the long run as your website gets stronger you will make good money for years to come.
lostgringos
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|They are only cheap for the 1st year! Read the fine print....
The Volatile
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Someone forgot to tell my .info's not to rank... . I agree with everyone above who stated that its not a problem with SEO, rather, its a problem with loosing credibility with your potential customers. Try enticing them with a cleaver title/description and you'll be amazed what will happen to your traffic.
. I agree with everyone above who stated that its not a problem with SEO, rather, its a problem with loosing credibility with your potential customers. Try enticing them with a cleaver title/description and you'll be amazed what will happen to your traffic.
Kickflip
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I have tons of .info domains ranking well. I don't think google sees any different at all. My only concern when choosing the domain extension is what users will be more likely to remember when typing in the domain name. Obviously 90% of internet users will remember ".com" by default, which is why it is the best choice. But I think .info ranks the same.
How about show us your search engine ranking positions before , today, and 4 months from now. THAT would be a better conclusion.
I can register a brand new domain today, get it ranked top 10 for a keyword, but if I just leave it after that, it will gradually go down to rank 30-40. That is how Google works. If you let something sit for a long time, and nobody is linking to it on a regular basis, it will most likely go down in the rankings over time. And if you just register a new site, Google will rank it very highly to begin with.
I recommend everyone buy exact match .info domains.
How about show us your search engine ranking positions before , today, and 4 months from now. THAT would be a better conclusion.
I can register a brand new domain today, get it ranked top 10 for a keyword, but if I just leave it after that, it will gradually go down to rank 30-40. That is how Google works. If you let something sit for a long time, and nobody is linking to it on a regular basis, it will most likely go down in the rankings over time. And if you just register a new site, Google will rank it very highly to begin with.
I recommend everyone buy exact match .info domains.
shoaibahmad9999
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I just don't like .info ext domains. I have seen them ranking but only on few keywords otherwise .com always rocks !!
sbw27
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Dude I just think your a bit of a dick with your agression in this thread....I know what I am doing....this is just one of my sites, and my efforts tend to direct towards my more profitable properties...sure info's can rank. If you build enough quality links, I am sure the turd will float...the point is if it is worth it....the same effort applied to a .com would be more productive...take it or leave it...i don't care.
It may also have something to do with the niche the INFO is in. The more spammy the niche the more power these penalties work against you. But a lot of these penalties can be overcome with more work. I guess it comes down to whether you want to do the extra work.
yerrot1
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Maybe you don't know what you're doing?
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