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Old 10-02-2012, 03:12:02 PM     #1 (permalink)

 
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co.uk and com taken, what next?

I normally stick to .co.uk extensions.

I'm looking to build an adsense / lead generation site, it's a geo aimed at finding a tradesman in a certain area.

co.uk and .com are take.

Which would you go for next?

info.
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or another extension?
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Is the .co.uk that's taken developed or not? If it's not, it might be worth a whois and contacting the owner and making them an offer.

Out of those other extensions, I'd go with the .org.uk.
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Why not buy a slight variation of the .co.uk?

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If .co.uk is taken and the name is really good [high number of exacts] I then would go for the .org.uk

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Org.uk for sure if it's purely targeting UK.
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I always go for org.uk in such cases.
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If the co uk com were developed or not for sale ? I’d go long tail even hyphenated ? before any other at a push org.uk then org but would’nt spend much time or money on either,,,, Have found getting the £ in be it join fee, % of works, per lead etc any other than co/uk com(just seems harder )… info and net are pretty much a waste of time…

Also find you loose repeat etc to co.uk com (even if its not there extension people only seem to remember them ?) otherwise find another area..?
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I'd go for the .org personally if the .co.uk and .com were taken
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