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so the first stats were us stats and the second ones uk stats?
 
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smashfactory said:
so the first stats were us stats and the second ones uk stats?

Yes basically.

If you set the geo stats to Azabijan or something I am sure both would fair badly. However, in my opinion if you want to compare something to .UK it has to be in the UK as that is where it is targetted at etc.

I know it doesnt give the same results and looks worse for .TV than what the OP wanted to say, however it has conversely shown that internationally .CO.UK can more than hold its own internationally :)

I would urge everyone to use the region locator to work out what is working best in their target market :)
 
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Very Good.
 
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indeed. .CO.UK is second under the .COM for the UK market.

However, Germany has the top domain extension as .DE. Which is why .DE is that little bit more healthy than .CO.UK

Amazing
 
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Jiblob said:
indeed. .CO.UK is second under the .COM for the UK market.

However, Germany has the top domain extension as .DE. Which is why .DE is that little bit more healthy than .CO.UK

Amazing

I think that could be a result of the language.

ie. UK will have north american and english, whereas .DE is generally focused towards germanic spellings.
 
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