Value of 2 letter domain on any extension

[aki]

.. Other than the big ones.

I saw the .md topic, but I'm wondering about say, .cx
is LL.cx any good, worth regging?

or will it just be reg fee forever

 

[IAmAllanShore]

It's the most annoying answer, but "it depends".

I've got some 2 letter .ccTLD's that I don't think will ever rise above reg fee, but I still like them. On the other hand, a series of XX.cc's just sold for a great return, if I remember correctly.

So, in short, it greatly depends on the ccTLD, and the two letters. "GO" is much better than "QK", for example.

-Allan :gl:

 

[Coopey]

Think Allan's hit the nail on the head-

If I could only afford one name in one ccTLD, I'd personally go about picking it this way:

First I'd see if I could get co.ext (easily the best LL choice)

Then proper LL words are a good bet (tv, my, me, be, of, on, at, go, it, to, in)
Perhaps non-english LL words too (e.g. de, ce, ca, le, ma)

LL combos with the same letter (aa, cc, ss)
The usual rules about premium vs non-premium letters would affect my choice

I'd also consider a copy of the extension i.e. if it was .vg I'd get: vg.vg

Next, I'd consider a domain hack e.g. ha.ms

Finally, I'd consider country codes e.g. uk.ext us.ext de.ext se.ext (but only the larger online countries)

I don't think I'd get just any old LL.ext, as there's too much choice- it is likely the domain may never sell for much, and the annualy charges on most of the ccTLDs that offer LL combos are too high for pure speculation (IMHO)