.info or .org

In regards to SEO, it makes no difference to google whether you have a .org or a .info.

I however would always prefer a .org as I often associate .info with low quality sites.

yes, i would prefer .org than .info. .info sounds like a low quality site compare to .org

I prefer to .org as it seems good . .info seems bad in eyes of people .

People get good aura with .org rather than .info but it's actually your preference to which is which

It depends on your niche and your career strategy. If you have a very specific niche with very few, for example, 100, search per day, .info is enough, but if you want to build something big, .org might be better. As to strategy, their are many guys now doing miro niche marketing, they own 100+ or even 200+ websites, if you're one of them, I guess you will prefer .info.

IMHO .org seems good , cheap .info seems bad to me.

.com .net .org all these rank well compared to other extensions given that same amount of SEO has been done. Thus .org is the best choice for you than .info.

And remember .info is cheap for the first year only!

I think majority answered dotORG...its your choice now.

i have never read anywhere that suggests using .info for a site that you plan to seo optimize. i tnink .info sites are ok if you are using non-seo traffic methods to drive people to the site where you either collect emails and/or have monetized with a cpa offer.

i would also check the top 20 results in google for your targeted keywords, see if any .info sites are ranked

While you can easily rank both, I prefer to have .org over .info. info domains seem spammy and cheap

I prefer .org rather than .info.. In SEO People point of view .info are considered as less worthy sites.

.org of course

The only 100% truth of any of this is that not one single person here knows anything for sure.

There are compelling arguments for the extension meaning absolutely nothing and there are compelling arguments for .com/.net/.org over a .info.

As for feelings etc... Unless you're privy to some algo knowledge that noone else is than ya don't really KNOW ****. You've got your feelings just as everyone else does.

You're right in that you have to be as analytical as possible, test, test and test again. But in the end sometimes you just have to trust your gut.

My gut says .org

.org is better than .info in people's eyes, but for SEO both are same

I'm an Internet dino and also somewhat of a purist, so take my words for what they're worth (what follows is all In My Humble Opinion). I have always gone with .com for sites that I intend to make money with, because that's the extension that everyone will think of first. If your site ever takes off and becomes BIG, and it's .info or .org, word of mouth references to the site might have some problems. Yes, those other extensions are now more accepted than they used to be, but people searching for something on a search engine or by manually typing a URL into their browser's address bar still by and large think of .com first, when looking for a product or company. To me, .info looks like the site creator was thinking, "well gee, I couldn't get the .com I wanted, so I won't mind being mistaken for the .com version of my site whose site is much older and more accepted in that name slot." I would much rather get a .com, which will in the vast majority of cases be a totally unique name that isn't likely to be confused with a "twin" using another extension.

Also, and here is the serious purist in me -- .org was originally intended to be only for nonprofits. It ended up being opened up to anyone for any type of site, but I still associate most .orgs with either charities or church websites or nonprofit organizations. I get a bit miffed to see one with a blatant profit motive and sales pitch in it. But maybe I'm in the minority in this day and age.

+1 one for .org. But just a personal choice...

Naturally .Org is better than .info
But if you do properly back-linking, they are both good!

If you're going to use SEO then for sure the .org!

Just do a search for a competitive term and see if there's any .info on the 1st pages... If they ranked well you should see some sites on the top pages, even if there much less people using them.