March 27, 201313 yr As above, cant find any good names for what i need in .co.uk or .com so .info is my only option. My fear is i read somewhere they pull the SEO efforts down. Is this at all true? thanks
March 27, 201313 yr They don't really have that much of an effect, nothing to worry about at all. If that is the TLD you want then go for it.
March 27, 201313 yr It shouldn't do any harm to your SEO, before you buy the .info have another think to see if there is a .co.uk or .com that will work. You will find more people trust a .co.uk / .com more than a .info but this totally depends on what your website is about.
March 28, 201313 yr TLD and its effects on ranking is a wildly debated topic. The truth is: there are many spammy info sites, so I understand people's fear from them. However, this is possibly only psychological and technically speaking search engines should not penalize info domains. Also, as far as I see, there are a handful of quality info domains, so I do not think it will have any negative impact on your SEO.
March 28, 201313 yr TLD and its effects on ranking is a wildly debated topic. The truth is: there are many spammy info sites, so I understand people's fear from them. However, this is possibly only psychological and technically speaking search engines should not penalize info domains. Also, as far as I see, there are a handful of quality info domains, so I do not think it will have any negative impact on your SEO. Yeah it's wildly debated. I have a client with a .info and for some reason I find it a nightmare to get it up the listings but similar clients on a .co.uk or .com seem to do better. Obviously it could be paranoia
March 28, 201313 yr http://www.seomoz.org/learn-seo/domain They're associated with spam. How many .info domains do you see in the serps?
March 28, 201313 yr http://www.seomoz.org/learn-seo/domain They're associated with spam. How many .info domains do you see in the serps? No doubt. It's a shame then that they have become the .spam of the web when I thought the idea was to increase the domain pool? Maybe registrars should sell them with 'spam caution' if this is the case
April 13, 201313 yr How many .info sites ? Have you seen on indexing ? I think, your answer is no. It's means no used .info domain sites, you can go for co.uk or .com domain that helps you more.
April 13, 201313 yr How many .info sites ? Have you seen on indexing ? I think, your answer is no. It's means no used .info domain sites, you can go for co.uk or .com domain that helps you more. I can show one
April 17, 201313 yr Google prefer info website as a low quality website. I would suggest you to choose a domain name having extension (co dot uk or dot com). If you are promoting your services in UK then get (co dot uk) domain and if your are promoting your web services over the world then you should prefer (dot com) domain.
May 11, 201313 yr .info was selling for very cheat at the one point - $0,99/year any many spammers etc has been using them in not really "google rules" good way. At the moment I think there is no difference.
May 16, 201313 yr All domain names are the same. You can rank a .info the same you rank .com. It's no difference.
September 25, 201313 yr As above, cant find any good names for what i need in .co.uk or .com so .info is my only option. My fear is i read somewhere they pull the SEO efforts down. Is this at all true? thanks You can use the .info domain if your site contain any information related pages .If your web pages having good content means it wont effect SEO..To improve the SEO you can get the service from an good reliable providers.Get the domain registration from a good domain registrar like 9cubehosting.com .
September 30, 201313 yr I have not optimized .info websites but i have heard that they are no as much effective as .com and .org website. The reason may be they take more time.
December 11, 201312 yr Just to play devils advocate. My mate owns intheboatshed.net and it pulls in over 20,000 unique visitors a month. Not bad for a boating blog!
December 11, 201312 yr All domain names are the same. You can rank a .info the same you rank .com. It's no difference. He is right. I heard Matt Cutts talk about this on one of his youtube video's the other day. I guess the point is, not how will it rank on the search engines, but do people trust .info website enough to click on them? I guess for me, I wouldn't be to bothered. If they were high enough in a search engine, then that would be enough for me to trust it!
December 11, 201312 yr Hmm I've heard mixed stories about these domains when searching throug different topics on search engines... usually it's better to have a top level (.com, .net, .org)... but you could try
December 12, 201312 yr Choosing a .com or .org like domain is very good option to do SEO work. But its not mean that .info is bad for SEO, thing we give some more effort on .info..
December 12, 201312 yr Having any TLD shouldn't affect the ranking/SEO of the site, the content on the site is the key factor. Just bare in mind that the TLD .info generally relates to information sites similar to .gov for government. I know that you can pretty much buy any TLD now a days but if you are using a .info for your company it may not be the best idea.
December 24, 201312 yr I think you would choose dot com because google prefer info website as a low quality website.
December 27, 201312 yr in SEO ,, gov... org these two domain name are given piorty in search engines and in the last we have info domain .... you avoid to buy .info domain .. its cheap but not seo friendly....
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