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Hello everybody after a break to make some thing i decide to comeback and study some domaining...

So I have a few questions:

1 - I live in Portugal, and when make search on google only appears certain ads. Anyone knows how i can view not all but most of the ads? Or is that impossible?

2 - .US, .EU and .ASIA is worthing to registing to generic Keywords?

3 - After some search i found a name that is avaible for registe .US that have been sold for 2.500$ on .com! Do you think that its worth reg?
 
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1 - I live in Portugal, and when make search on google only appears certain ads. Anyone knows how i can view not all but most of the ads? Or is that impossible?

Lol? Thats how google makes there money, there not gonna give you a free search bar and then remove what makes them money.


2 - .US, .EU and .ASIA is worthing to registing to generic Keywords?
Not the .Us extension since domains are mostly based out of the us...


3 - After some search i found a name that is avaible for registe .US that have been sold for 2.500$ on .com! Do you think that its worth reg?

I dont understand your english in this question.
 
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1 - I live in Portugal, and when make search on google only appears certain ads. Anyone knows how i can view not all but most of the ads? Or is that impossible?

Lol? Thats how google makes there money, there not gonna give you a free search bar and then remove what makes them money.


2 - .US, .EU and .ASIA is worthing to registing to generic Keywords?
Not the .Us extension since domains are mostly based out of the us...


3 - After some search i found a name that is available for registe .US that have been sold for 2.500$ on .com! Do you think that its worth reg?

I dont understand your english in this question.


LOL.... Im not asking for a way to hide ads, what im asking is a way to show MORE ads! More ads = more potencial end users!

And the last question is that i found a domain that is available for registration .US, that have been sold for 2.500$ with .com!

Do you understand now?
 
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I'm not fond on .asia domains, and neither .eu ones, but that's a personal impression.

.us domain could have some value but I wouldn't expect much revenue (low xxx, perhaps?). It will also depend on the language of the domain and it's use and utility specifically in the US
 
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Hey..

Thank you for your answer...

I have another questions, i can't registering .us if i don't have residence in the us? And .eu is worth for generic keywords with about 400K "exact" search per month?
Because right know im a little confuse i was looking for .US domains but since i can't registering them i was gonna change for .eu! But i have some reservations about the value of an .eu!
 
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I think it would be best to stick to dot com's while you're still at the learning stage IMHO.
 
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Yes.... I already think about that in stick with .com and probably will be the best thing to do. But right now im not making any kind of investment, im just reading and seaching for keywords domain for fun, offcourse if i found some that i thought that have value i will registering but thats not what im doing now, im also searching for all kind of information, im planning to start invest some money in about 1 month or so if i see that i already "know" what im doing! So for now im looking for any kind of info, thats why im making some "stupid" questions.
 
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No question is a 'stupid question' if you're trying to learn. In fact, you are starting off in the right path by asking first before buying domains. Google everything you don't understand, use the Namepros search to jump to topics you want to learn. Good luck to you my friend.
 
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