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Hey, thanks for the response. Instead of spinosaurus.co vs spinosaurus.com, a better comparison akin to the two names i'm contemplating would be something like
by Spinosaurus 7y ago
Hey, thanks for the response.
Instead of spinosaurus.co vs spinosaurus.com, a better comparison akin to the two names i'm contemplating would be something like "eagle.co" vs "bluetable.com". In other words, a simple, 1 word noun .co vs a two word .com.
Given the above example, should one opt for the two word .com instead of the one word .co, or would the one word .co be better to build a brand around?
- tomcam 7y agoSEO says the compound .com (hyphens are bad) will perform better. Sorry for the tardy reply.