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Only consider using those if they really go along with your name. If you're planning something that relies on a lot of traffic anything else than .com is risky
by auganov 15y ago
Only consider using those if they really go along with your name.
If you're planning something that relies on a lot of traffic anything else than .com is risky if you ask me.
I'd rather have a longer name and use .com than .net.
Of course if I could get a great, short, catchy .net domain I would. But these days it's not too likely, so the chances are that whatever you're trying to register is already not that great so you can still rename it.
Whenever I see a non-com link it gives me the feeling of it being a B-class website. No matter how un-true it might be that's how my brain works.