Am I an idiot?

[binny]

Jumped in again feet first

Picked up touch.sc in my quest for more touch tech names. I can guess the answer already but the question is have .sc extensions any value? Can't see any sales info on them tbh

 

[FreetimersInter]

where on earth is sc ?

Scandinavia ??

 

[binny]

where on earth is sc ?

Scandinavia ??

question answered then I guess

its the Seychelles. I read it was getting increasingly used for science/tech names and reg'd without any further digging. :???:

 

[FreetimersInter]

ahh ..


i avoid country TLD's apart from .uk

Found a VERY nice .ws & .it a week ago but left alone as not interested

Stick to the uk's and also keep an eye on the search engine results

Just reg'd myself 4 VERY nice names which going by the current trend will be #1 - 3 when the mini site gets indexed
( out of 2 million + as well )
+ they all have Overture of at least 500

 

[binny]

trial & error

one day i will get a sale

 

[FreetimersInter]

yep ..

I used to reg some pretty awful names looking back..
Got slightly better now though & its starting to pay off
I need a sale quick so i can reg another name lol
Great OV Results
Overture US 1126
Overture UK 578

Anyone want 5 domains in exchange for 1 .co.uk reg ? :mrgreen:

 

[mattonline]

whois.sc - popular site, so extensions isn't everything

 

[FreetimersInter]

i agree , each to their own ..

just meant from a resale POV its easier for .co.uk & .com & others than for little known country tlds

( not including whois.sc .. i'd snap that up in a second )

 

[AdminAdmin is verified member.]

I found it gets too much to handle having different extensions all over the place, but if you want to develop a site, then google will read the domain (not its extension) into the relevant search results.

For just parking or trying to sell it, I wouldn't bother.