.in VS .co.in

[diddie]

Which one for the same word is better or worth more ?

i think .in is a little more valuable: less things to type, easier to remind and it works well with some words like digg.in , work.in , blog.in ...

 

[Rom]

I agree, .In is better because it is shorter and sounds better.

 

[Ben]

I also think .in's better. :]

 

[snoopi]

Why? Because .in is more expensive than co.in?

 

[Premium]

I, personally have had better luck with .co.in. However you can all go for .in :tu: I'm on wot's side now :hehe:

 

[Sam]

It doesnt matter if it is shorter- its all about demand and right now the demand IS .co.in. So .co.in for now!

 

[diddie]

It doesnt matter if it is shorter- its all about demand and right now the demand IS .co.in. So .co.in for now!

maybe it depends on the side you are :D

 

[VisualArtistFrankBonilla]

Going with .co.in

I am going to gamble with .co.in! First of all, they are cheaper than the .in. Second, from what I have seen, or read, I don't see where .in is a clear cut favorite yet. So for me, 3 .in's and about 50 .co.in's!!! Hope I made the right choice!! Of course, if I find a super good keyword, I would buy both anyway.

I did this with www.AttorneyatLaw.in , and www.AttorneyatLaw.co.in . Anyway, I thought it was a good one, may be wrong. I bought all 7 extensions for this!! Smart, or a fool??? Ah, don't you dare answer!!!

 

[Jeff]

I personally wouldn't register/acquire either, IMHO.

All the best!
-Jeff

 

[DJ-Sound]

I dislike any subdomain like .co.in or .web.com real .___ extensions are always better.

 

[Michelle]

Well if its anything to go by .co.uk does better than .uk :p imo

 

[alanchau]

I dislike any subdomain like .co.in or .web.com real .___ extensions are always better.

.co.in are "real extensions", just like .co.uk

 

[JoshHendo]

The shorter the better I think :D (.in is better)

 

[diddie]

someone know if UK had .uk since the beginning or they introduced it later ?

 

[anurag]

I didn't know that Uk has .uk , i know only co.uk :notme:

someone know if UK had .uk since the beginning or they introduced it later ?

 

[Michelle]

I didn't know that Uk has .uk , i know only co.uk :notme:

.uk = United Kingdom

 

[hookah]

I didn't know that Uk has .uk , i know only co.uk :notme:

Yes, UK has a top level .uk, and .co.uk is a second level for third level open regs. :lol:

 

[tipsfromthetop]

.co.uk is the top level domain for us here in the UK. Never heard of a .uk.

it goes like this.
.co.uk
.org.uk
.me.uk

you also have

uk.com
uk.net


As for the .co.in VS .in question thus far all the traffic and offers i have had are with the .co.in but i believe in time the .co.in and .in will even out and both will be popular.

 

[diddie]

ok, i was trying to compare it to co.in and .in but since there is no .uk ...

 

[tipsfromthetop]

Diddie, your on the right track though mate. Because the .co.xx has been around for along time it has instantly taken off for the .co.in