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Thanks for the feedback, we're still quite a small site so our authority still needs to grow. Google has said that TLD's shouldn't affect ranking. I didn't kno

Thanks for the feedback, we're still quite a small site so our authority still needs to grow. Google has said that TLD's shouldn't affect ranking. I didn't know there about the issues in Asia, thanks for mentioning this. We've looked into the use of bio and there was a case where they considered it to be appriopriate for biographical purposes. Ultimately though, we do want to get a better tld. I just can't afford it on my current salary :) - suggestions are welcome.

fakeinc 7y ago
able.net only costs 17 dollars per year on Google Domains. This should work. :)
sandGorgon 7y ago
its not about tld affecting ranking - its about brand keyword search matching. your brand keyword is a bit too generic to match if i search "able blog something" you should generate names - https://deepnamer.com https://deepnamer.com (nice... it just gave me writeradar.com and codeberch.com ) or https://www.punchlinedesign.net/pun_generator/code+write https://www.punchlinedesign.net/pun_generator/code+write
tzs 7y ago
If your TLD will be used for email addresses, I'd recommend sticking to .com, .org, or .net. A lot of spammers are sending a lot of spam using addresses in the newer TLDs. There is so little legitimate mail from them compared to the spam that it can make sense to treat the whole TLD as a spam source and whitelist any legitimate correspondents you have there. As far as I know, the new TLDs are fine for websites. Maybe do something like able.bio for your site, but also get something like able-bio.com [1], and use that for mail from the site. [1] I am just assuming that able.{com,net,org} are already taken.