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The future of GOOD .org.uk..
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I think for £xx,xxx names the .uk and .co.uk will have to be sold as a pair. Who is going to buy the prestige .co.uk, knowing that their competitor could buy the .uk?
Selling them separately reduces the appeal/value of them both.
So the options would be:
1. Combined .uk/.co.uk (at a premium)
2. .org.uk
The same as now.
(possibly)
Selling them separately reduces the appeal/value of them both.
So the options would be:
1. Combined .uk/.co.uk (at a premium)
2. .org.uk
The same as now.
(possibly)
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If we're talking about use by "real" businesses as opposed to pure affiliate/SEO plays i.e. use for the main website of a business then I think once .uk comes in there will be far less interest in the .org.uk than there is now (and there's VERY limited interest at present).
If all that's needed is a bit of SEO juice for a quickie throwaway site, then it doesn't really matter whether it's the second best or third best extension.
http://www.domainprices.co.uk/ only has 97 .org.uk sales listed (and incidentally 5 .me.uk sales) vs close to 4,800 .co.uk domain sales.
If all that's needed is a bit of SEO juice for a quickie throwaway site, then it doesn't really matter whether it's the second best or third best extension.
http://www.domainprices.co.uk/ only has 97 .org.uk sales listed (and incidentally 5 .me.uk sales) vs close to 4,800 .co.uk domain sales.
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But do they fit the org.uk extension?
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