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Which Secondary Extension is Best for SEO?

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BLazeD

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There is a one word domain I want to register, and it is available in the following extensions:

In terms of SERPS/SEO, which would be best? Does it matter? Do they compete eqaully with.com?

Are there any extensions you would choose above the others for other reasons?

Cheers!

.AG
.VC
.TL
.SG
.NF
.MU
.MD
.KI
.GD
.FM
.AM
.CX
 

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Unless it's of the country you'd like to rank in, shouldn't have any difference
 

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No specific country, I'm looking for worldwide domination :D
 

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.com or .info
I don't remember typing any other ext (may be .net and .org)
 

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Well, this might help you to decide. If you Google "site:.TLD" (ex: site:.tl), you will get the number of domains for the input TLD indexed by Google. So you can at least have some understanding if the TLD that you are looking for is popular or not.

Let us know what you choose to use. For SERP purposes, I would recommend a two words .com. It should work better.
 

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Thanks alot, I think I am going cx

I don't want a two word .com for various reasons, just want the one word ;)
 
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