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Two.co.in Five.co.in Six.co.in Seven.co.in Nine.co.in Wonderful package of five numbers all in the .co.in extensions. You'll never have the chance to get such a great group of these domains again .... Demand Media owns every domain from two to ten in the .in extension. Some traffic but assume...

Matrimonial sites such as Shaadi.com are huge business in India. Marry.co.in is a great name in the market. Offers welcome. BIN set at $500.

We're selling 5 of the very biggest Indian cities and states in .org.in: Delhi.org.in Chennai.org.in UttarPradesh.org.in WestBengal.org.in Maharashtra.org.in

$1000 Domains Ranchi.co.in Capital of Jharkhand, 1 million people Akola.in / .co.in Large Maharashtra city $500 Domains All of these are large cities and /or the capitals of their states. Many have developed mini-sites. Aizawl.in / .co.in (Capital of Mizoram state) Ahmednagar.in / .co.in...

Two.co.in Five.co.in Six.co.in Seven.co.in Nine.co.in Wonderful package of five numbers all in the .co.in extensions. You'll never have the chance to get such a great group of these domains again .... Demand Media owns every domain from two to ten in the .in extension. Some traffic but assume...

Have you checked ResellersClub.com? I use them for domains and they do a good job. They offer U.S. and India-based hosting.

Here's a huge list of Indian city and state names. I've sold over 100 similar names am looking to move these others to finance a big purchase. Developed names are in italics and are all built with Joomla. All names are with Directi and have a free push. Buyer pays fees. States...

True. If sites are built on good domains they also get incoming links if the ads aren't too aggressive. I use Joomla to build the sites and Scriptlance / Elance / Digitalpoint to find the writers. You can easily tell the quality of the writers just by asking a couple of questions about the project.

SSC.in Stands for Staff Selection Commission Exams, a hugely popular exam in India. Last four months: $456.67 Adsense revenue and 73,646 pageviews Screenshots: http://ssc.in/sscstats.zip Price: $6000 (just over four years revenue) IIT.in Stands for Indian Institutes of Technology, the most...

A few more recently: Bristol.in Huawei.co.in and .in Mothercare.co.in and .in Compuware.in KFC.co.in Tacobell.co.in We can probably consider it a good thing - companies think the Indian market is important enough to make sure they have the domain.

Glad to see INForum has made it onto DNJournal.com, THE domain news site: Domain Name Journal - Resources Congrats!

Powerscrap [dot] co.in $3.48 from 123 uniques and 32 clicks this month (10 days) Visitors are looking for powerscrap [dot] com Expires: 2009-01-29 Free push with Directi Offers from $100

Amritsar.net.in Jabalpur.net.in (will add Jabalpur.org.in) Amritsar.net.in is a Drupal site with 15 to 40 uniques per day. The city has 3.5 million people and contains the Golden Temple which is India's biggest tourist destination - bigger than the Taj Mahal! Amritsar - Wikipedia, the free...

I'd say - probably not yet. NNNN.com don't have great value so I don't see why NNNN.in would.

One company at least is trying to get affiliate marketing going in India: Affiliate marketing knocks Indian doors

now thats a tricky question :) Unique visitors = people who visit at least once per month Hits = almost entirely useless number relating to the number of files / images accessed It gets a whole lot more complicated from there but trust "unique visitors" only.

Same here dotin He made several excuses for why he couldn't send the traffic data and when it finally came it was indeed just Feb.

Auction Detail?-?Sedo.com Goal.in is the perfect name for a football / soccer site targeted to the Indian market.

An update ... we considered bidding for com.co.in but the owner proved unable to back up the traffic stats. The only ones he had showed 18,000 uniques per month as opposed to 45,000 claimed in the auction description. Sad to see that DRT didn't vet that claim before allowing it to be published.

I've taken the time to look over the auction listing in detail and there are a lot of other bargains there. Lots of junk names but for the quality domains, its the fairest set of auction prices I've seen in a long time. I suspect the better domains may sell for a lot more than the reserves.