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Good point, although I assume this will be fixed by Google pretty soon. I visit lots of .io sites every day and I don't think I've ever hit one that was indian
by ianstormtaylor 14y ago
Good point, although I assume this will be fixed by Google pretty soon. I visit lots of .io sites every day and I don't think I've ever hit one that was indian ocean territory specific. Seeing as it's all the rage with developer-focused projects, it makes sense that it will join the ranks of .me and .co
- joelrunyon 14y agoThat's the point - there's almost none pointed to .io. That said, I think it's pretty dangerous to create an SEO strategy around speculation that google "might" change the rules around something as big as a gTLD. I'm not saying it won't happen, but if you're specifically hoping to gain traction via SEO efforts, using a ccTLD that Google hasn't explicitly mentioned as ranking like a normal gLTD I think you're taking a big unnecessary risk.