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Best/Worst TLD extensions

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    Best/Worst TLD extensions

    My favorite TLD extension is .com, but most of the .com names that I want have already been taken. Amazingly, you can still get popular keywords on .me, .ninja and .expert if you don't mind paying more money for that top level domain extension. What TLD extensions are your favorite or best? Which TLD are worst?

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    Violet

    Violet

    I like the .me extension, it's great for personal or business websites where you want to establish your own brand.

    Ideally you will have a .me and .com version of your site, maybe using the .me for your portfolio and samples and the .com to show your products and services.
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    Beverly

    Beverly

    I like the .me extension, it's great for personal or business websites where you want to establish your own brand.

    Ideally you will have a .me and .com version of your site, maybe using the .me for your portfolio and samples and the .com to show your products and services.


    I'm sure a .me site would be allowed in most signature lines, (especially if it's a portfolio or resume site as you suggested), even when other commercial links would be banned or prohibited.
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    Persia

    Persia

    I'm sure a .me site would be allowed in most signature lines, (especially if it's a portfolio or resume site as you suggested), even when other commercial links would be banned or prohibited.


    I have used my .me domain link on my LinkedIn business group signature lines and it's always been acceptable. They are usually very picky about any type of link posting, but the .me link works very well. I would recommend this technique to anyone.
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    SkylaRoux

    SkylaRoux

    The .co top level domain is very confusing as it looks as if you just forgot the m at the end of your .com name. Maybe your visitor would make a mistake and add the m to the .co and then visit the wrong site.
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    EveAngeline

    EveAngeline

    I hate .info sites, they look so unprofessional. Please pay the extra money for a .com domain. This will increase your credibility with your site readers.
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    Beverly

    Beverly

    Some of my new favorite TLD's are .guru and .ninja. So many really good possibilities for these domain extensions.
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