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10 years ago

Did you purchase the domain, or, somehow, receive it for free?

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maz1207

10 years ago

Originally Posted by x3xsolxdierx3x

Did you purchase the domain, or, somehow, receive it for free?

I purchased it.

Originally Posted by 1byte

Sure it's possible to rank articles with a .co domain. I know this from first hand experience.

I had a .co website a couple of years ago, and I ranked for several keywords in that particular niche, using original articles and a few well-placed backlinks. I don't think there is any particular disadvantage or advantage to having a .co domain when it comes to organic ranking in the SERPs.

Thanks for the advice. It's really inspiring. How long does it takes for your .co to rank? Do you think it rank faster or slower than .com?

Originally Posted by mrgoe

It`s not all that valuable, unless it`s a word.. if it were a dot com, it would have had any kind of value..

Originally Posted by William2010

it all depends on if it's a real word or not. If not..you ve better sell it, if it ies you can develop a website..

Yes, it's a word (listed in dictionary). All main TLDs is gone. It have more than 100K searches with low competition too.

Originally Posted by HelpingYouBeAnExpert

I googled LLLL on other top level domains check them out for ideas. Good Luck.

Thanks for the tips.

Originally Posted by Martinsee

.CO is not popular, if you have a plan in mind, keep moving, but if you don't have, just leave this domain ( it worths about $10 - $30,even lower).

That's so low. Gosh! Thanks for the tips.

Originally Posted by Timboy

If you write some decent articles then you can make some money out of it. Otherwise you be better of selling it.

Alright, thanks for the tips. I just don't want to waste my time to write but it end up nothing (didn't rank for anything). I'll guess that selling this domain at low price would be a good choice.

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1byte 10 years ago

Originally Posted by maz1207

Thanks for the advice. It's really inspiring. How long does it takes for your .co to rank? Do you think it rank faster or slower than .com?

I started ranking within a couple of weeks using articles submitted to article directories, and using the "Build My Rank" (BMR) network. However, after Penguin rolled out in April 2012 and hit so-called private blog networks like BMR, my rankings dropped drastically and never recovered. I decided it wasn't worth the time to try to revive it, and I let the domain drop when it came time to renew.

Whether a .co domain ranks faster or slower than a .com I don't really know. However, my personal opinion is that any domain extension will rank with good keyword research, good content, proper on-page SEO and high-quality backlinks.

Hope that helps. Jesse
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1byte

10 years ago

Originally Posted by maz1207

Hi, i got a LLLL.co domain and i don't know what to do with it. Should i write articles (create a website) and let it rank or just sell it? Do you think it will rank for those articles since it's .Co domain? Any suggestions will help.

Sure it's possible to rank articles with a .co domain. I know this from first hand experience.

I had a .co website a couple of years ago, and I ranked for several keywords in that particular niche, using original articles and a few well-placed backlinks. I don't think there is any particular disadvantage or advantage to having a .co domain when it comes to organic ranking in the SERPs.

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Alex Mensah

10 years ago

Originally Posted by 1byte

Sure it's possible to rank articles with a .co domain. I know this from first hand experience.

I had a .co website a couple of years ago, and I ranked for several keywords in that particular niche, using original articles and a few well-placed backlinks. I don't think there is any particular disadvantage or advantage to having a .co domain when it comes to organic ranking in the SERPs.

However, what worked a couple of years ago will not work today trust me SEO has gotten much tougher you have to not only put good content but also link to it from high authority private blog networks. Best to create your own or have a membership at a private one.

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1byte

10 years ago

Originally Posted by Alex Mensah

However, what worked a couple of years ago will not work today trust me SEO has gotten much tougher you have to not only put good content but also link to it from high authority private blog networks. Best to create your own or have a membership at a private one.

True dat!

I agree it is harder to rank a site today. My point however, was that I did rank a .co site in the past, albeit during the days when you could still get quick rankings by putting up a few 150 word articles on Build My Rank and similar networks.

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mrgoe

10 years ago

It`s not all that valuable, unless it`s a word.. if it were a dot com, it would have had any kind of value..

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TheProgrammer 10 years ago

Originally Posted by mrgoe

It`s not all that valuable, unless it`s a word.. if it were a dot com, it would have had any kind of value..

I would completely agree with you, as in my opinion the best use of this domain is for link shortening service.

@maz: I'm interested in to get this domain, pm the price.
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William2010

10 years ago

it all depends on if it's a real word or not. If not..you ve better sell it, if it ies you can develop a website..

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HelpingYouBeAnExpert

10 years ago

I googled LLLL on other top level domains check them out for ideas. Good Luck.

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Martinsee

10 years ago

.CO is not popular, ifyou have a plan in mind, keep moving, but if youdon't have, just leave this domain ( it worths about $10 - $30,even lower).

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Timboy

10 years ago

If you write some decent articles then you can make some money out of it. Otherwise you be better of selling it.

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fenomeno

10 years ago

Random LLLL.co as a domain has no value. But .co should rank the same as .com as Google rank them equaly.

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DNChamp

10 years ago

LLLL domains are good for one or two reasons generally.

1. It makes a word like Ball, Work, Jobs, something that make sense. This would also be known as a generic domain. These have value in .com, .net. org and then when you move down the food chain of TLD's the value gets less.

2. It is also used as an acronym for a business name. Used more often when the business name may be long and instead of having a long domain name they will use the initials of the biz name instead. Most of the time in .com or .net it is already taken.

If your .co is just random letters then I can get that myself in .co so value wise reg fee (what you paid for it or less) and to develop it with made up letters will be a hard sell on both developing and selling. In the future when you buy a domain have a purpose behind it that can go either way.

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Moneymaker2012

10 years ago

How about if you monetize it a little bit, put some articles and bring some traffic, build some valuable links and then sell it for some comission.

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dragtastic

10 years ago

if it is not a dictionary word, I would try to sell it.

I would recommend keeping any LLL.CO not LLLL - I have about a dozen LLL.co's and sold 4 of them so far anywhere from $450-$1,250 each

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