Future of Spanish IDNs

[Embrand]

Hi, has anyone got experience with Spanish-language IDNs? I am wondering what you think will be the better one in the future: IDNs or "normal" domains.

For example, will Spanish surfers prefer credito.es or crédito.es?

Thanks.

 

[garptrader]

The search volume on phrases without the á é í ó ú is normally higher. However, not using the ñ is often considered a more serious misspelling so words with ñ might be worth persuing. For example I have MúsicaenEspañol.net but only a handful of IDNs as I never receive offers on them.

 

[Embrand]

The search volume on phrases without the á é í ó ú is normally higher. However, not using the ñ is often considered a more serious misspelling so words with ñ might be worth persuing. For example I have MúsicaenEspañol.net but only a handful of IDNs as I never receive offers on them.

Thanks, great info! Rep added.

 

[Fka200]

Spanish IDNs are a shoe-in IMO. Done fairly well with the few I have picked up. Was recently looking at stats and there is notable traffic making money... and I have high standards.

 

[Embrand]

Spanish IDNs are a shoe-in IMO. Done fairly well with the few I have picked up. Was recently looking at stats and there is notable traffic making money... and I have high standards.

Thanks for the input. It will certainly be interesting to follow them in the future.

 

[RHenderson]

I just picked up three Spanish .net IDN's and one Spanish .com IDN. They are out there ready for the taking and worth it, IMO.

 

[Embrand]

I just picked up three Spanish .net IDN's and one Spanish .com IDN. They are out there ready for the taking and worth it, IMO.

Yes, there are probably good opportunities out there...

 

[DnEbook]

this is just the beginning of the idn thing ......for the whole world