Makes no difference to google if it is a .info or .com. Just search google for pagerank checker and see what is #1 with 5 mill "competing" pages. That said, people often place more trust in a .com than .info, but google doesn't care.

From my tests, it's actually more difficult to rank a
.info, but yes, they do get ranked.

Kingsley

I have a lot of .info's that do well. Biggest mistake i've made with those is not realizing that the "cheapness" of .info's only applies to the 1st year.

After that, they're just as expensive to renew as anything else. may as well have gotten the other stuff all along.

Very good point Trish.

Only cheap once.

Come on people! We were doing sooooooooooooooo good. Up until that.
Completely without merit. If those are your tips, I can't see getting any
more "good" ones from that source.

This is not 1997. People know different extensions are normal.
Notice how many ads on TV say got domain.tv? Hmmmm. I guess they
did not get the memo that the conversion factor is lower.

there are many dot infos that rock. And rock big.

Funny thing, do a search for a google product, pagerank, and see
what comes up.

If Bgmacaw is around...

Paul

It's possible, but one of the goals online is to make things as easy as possible for yourself. That's why it's better to use a top level domain like .com,.org, and .net to rank as they've got more credibility with search engines than the others.

But search "seo service" in Google and you'll see the 2nd result is a ".ws" so it's definitely possible with the extensions generally thought of as lower quality.