discuss New TLD domains value?

[marco69]

High namepros community today !

yep the renewal prices of these new TLD domains raising up. But I wonder I not found one seo study about seo ranking, or serp clickrate of these domains, does domains; online, .business, .blog, .global, .site, .marketing, .agency etc,etc....category specific, not getting high serp clickrates? What about commercial intent value of these domains?

I see that google is ranking high value commercial intent websites higher these days....

 

[kmanX7]

What I see is that google likes .com far far more then all others then there is mix .net .org and ccTLDs. ..online, .business, .blog, .global, .site, .marketing, .agency I still do not see many (if any) in serach results...

 

[marco69]

What I see is that google likes .com far far more then all others then there is mix .net .org and ccTLDs. ..online, .business, .blog, .global, .site, .marketing, .agency I still do not see many (if any) in serach results...

Yes I not see many of them in the serps too, exclusion the net, org and xyz. I wonder then the renewal prices for specific category TLD domains are high higher than a com domain, allthat makes no sense for me.

 

[VaultTec]

I don't like any extensions that exceed 3 or 4 characters long. The longer it is, the more it triggers my "spam / scam" here spidey senses. Makes it harder to pass the radio test too I think.

 

[Future Sensors]

I don't like any extensions that exceed 3 or 4 characters long. The longer it is, the more it triggers my "spam / scam" here spidey senses. Makes it harder to pass the radio test too I think.

Leaving aside further considerations about whether it is wise to invest heavily in New gTLDs, it matters from an aesthetic point of view to what extent the part before and after the dot is balanced. The more letters before the dot, the better it looks with longer TLDs. Then I am talking about, for example, TLDs such as .Capital or .Finance.