Does a .com domain really has an edge over other extention with SEO?

[silveraden]

I am planning to launch 100 pages with 100 .info domains for my adsense and clickbank campaigns (because other extensions are not available anymore) and I am wondering if dot com domains have really advantages over other extensions when it comes to SEO...

Can someone explain?

Thanks a lot,
Raden

 

[gpmgroup]

Google representative are on public record several times saying gTLD does not influence their organic search page results.

If you think about all the Phd's they employ, its highly unlikely they will discriminate by TLD, its just too crude a way to do it, they could be excluding whole neighborhoods of perfectly good sites.

 

[Jaco]

No.
That illusion is often times created since so much development is done on .com platforms, plus a lot of the time the development is aged, which benefits their rank- so people who suck at logic assume ".com = SE BENEFIT!" but as far as the gTLD itself giving a SE boost, consensus seems to be a big, fat no, save for a few otherwise smart people making the case that orgy development on a .org may have some very slight benefit.

 

[silveraden]

Thanks a lot guys, now I know I can be successful..