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I'd argue many TLDs present the same issue. I myself use the .es TLD (Spain) as a "novelty" domain name (geekeri.es), but Google won't treat its content as targ
by jvzr 13y ago
I'd argue many TLDs present the same issue. I myself use the .es TLD (Spain) as a "novelty" domain name (geekeri.es), but Google won't treat its content as targeted towards international, and mainly english-speaking audience.
It's a shame and I would have prefered Google had chosen to look at the language of the content instead of merely the TLD. Anyway, I like my domain name and wouldn't change it for a gold bullion.
- neya 13y agoDitto, same situation! Had I known this, I would have gone with an acceptably weird dot com..
- smcl 13y agoSimilar situation and I also don't mind - my novelty domain\site (http://taps.af http://taps.af) is an obscure reference to a Scottish phrase that was just a silly weekend project as a result of a drunken joke with some friends.