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.uk v .co.uk

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what are peoples thought to values between the two for generic domains ....

for example plumbers.co.uk v plumbers.uk , trainers.co.uk v trainer.uk

are end users actually typing in .uk names ? or is it just for ppc traffic via google ?
 
If you are a brand that wants to present a modern and simple image, .uk is a good choice, especially for companies with an international vision. On the contrary, .co.uk is more traditional, especially for companies that focus on the UK market. It has a wide range of recognition and trust among British consumers. If your goal is to establish a localized corporate image, .co.uk is still the first choice.
 
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