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![]() | .co.uk Advantage VS .org.uk ? I was wondering... In the United Kingdom, does .co.uk resolve in a similar manner as .com's do? Wondering if there's an advantage for .CO.UK versus a .ORG.UK overseas? |
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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | There are plenty of .org.uk sites, but they're almost all small, UK-only, non-profit organistations. There is also the fact that many people, myself included, tend to automatically press enter after the org and go to a different site. I always forget the .uk on faw.org.uk for example. .co.uk is a several-thousand-times-better extension than .org.uk in almost every instance. You are more likely to sell a .co.uk if you're reslleing the name, you are less likely to lose traffic than you would with a .org.uk. If your site is UK-targeted then you'll be pleased to know that .co.uk is (apparently) favoured above .com in the minds of the UK populace- I'll dig out the link with that info after...
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