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90% of the time the .com version is preferred unless it's a website for an offline business or business from the UK.
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This is a discussion on Domain Extensions within the Domain Name Discussion forums, part of the Business category; My questions is does your website general purpose have to match that of the extension? For example am I allowed ...
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My questions is does your website general purpose have to match that of the extension? For example am I allowed to have a hobbyist site with an extension of .biz? Or have a domain based in U.S. with .tk or .cc ? Thanks in advance.
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Hello,
90% of the time the .com version is preferred unless it's a website for an offline business or business from the UK.
Jack
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For most domain extensions it won't matter, and the ones that do have restrictions will make it clear during the registration process.
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In my own experiences, domain extensions would not have impacts on SEO success but .com or .biz is always recommended for a EC site.
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You can register any domain name with extension you like, but .com domain extension sell better than all other extensions...
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$6.71 net/org $7.45 .com $6.26 .cn
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I highly doubt they would buy it unless they were interested in grabbing up a good chunk of the PC market.
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