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I don't think you'd be able to sell it at any price. The keyword is available in .tv, .biz, and .mobi. The z on the end turns it into a derivative brandable and that doesn't work with .info in spite of the geo angle.

With .com you can do just about anything to a keyword and it can still have value but with .info you've got to keep it simple. For .info, it makes sense to go with a more obscure word that a small minority of people might want detailed information on, e.g. Butterflies.info, Grapefruits.info etc than a more valuable, competed for keyword like American at the expense of adding a z or starting with an i,e, or u.
 
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I don't think you'd be able to sell it at any price. The keyword is available in .tv, .biz, and .mobi. The z on the end turns it into a derivative brandable and that doesn't work with .info in spite of the geo angle.

With .com you can do just about anything to a keyword and it can still have value but with .info you've got to keep it simple. For .info, it makes sense to go with a more obscure word that a small minority of people might want detailed information on, e.g. Butterflies.info, Grapefruits.info etc than a more valuable, competed for keyword like American at the expense of adding a z or starting with an i,e, or u.

This is very good advice I think.
 
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I agree, nice advice. I only see value in .info if it is a pure one-word or a popular 2 word search term. I think one-word z's have some value on .com and u's have very little value even on a one-word .com...in my opinion.
 
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