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@Aree Wongwanlee I didn't think about that, now it all makes sense. So basically the method consists on creating blog posts on Wordpress or Blogger and waiting for robots to crawl those sites and find the links pointing to the real one. Now I think it's genius! I'll definitely use that strategy...

Yes, that's why I usually expect reading english content in a dot COM site, but within an indian domain maybe it makes sense not to use English. In the end it all depends on the intended market as some of you already said.

Usually is easy to get low prices from Godaddy. They almost always have offers for new customers where dot COMs cost $0.99 but once you are a customer it's harder to get discounts for new domains although for renewing it's also easy to find coupons to get the price low again.

.IO usually costs more than $10, I think the price is in the range of $50+ but for a three letter domain I'm pretty sure they did paid a couple thousand dollars. I like .IO domains but I don't own any. I think they are cool choice for tech startups and in the case of Clinton is a good choice...

I haven't heard about NameSafe before but I know some domain registrars that enable this kind of protection on the domains to prevent the domain being transfered to another registrar. What I've seen is that usually this protection is on by default and you have to pay if you want it to be disabled.

I have never use paid themes for myself, I do what @Aree Wongwanlee does, I choose a simple theme and then customize it. It takes time but I usually enjoy the process. What I want is to learn how to create my own themes from scratch so I can design unique themes and maybe start selling them too.

I don't understand how creating blogs at wordpress or blogger and write articles there with links to your site (the one you are promoting) would work, because even if those sites are considered "good" they won't have any kind of traffic since no one knows them (because you have just created...

Back in the days I used 000webhost too. I can only say good things about them. I don't remember experiencing any downtime (or at least nothing that I knew of) and back then I never got any problem with the bandwidth or disk quota. They even have an uptime guarantee of 99%. I know paid hosting...

And these days I think people rarely write the URL of the site they are trying to visit. Instead they click a link (mostly a shorten URL) or a bookmark so it doesn't really matters what domain we use. It matters more because of branding and marketing, and for those cases where a business uses...

@Aree Wongwanlee the registrar where I was checking out that domain is Pananames. Currently they are running this offer: .XYZ for $0.90 and .ONLINE for $0.99. There are just 9 cents of difference so getting one or another isn't a serious issue. .COM with them costs $9.95. So maybe it's safer to...

Today I was reading a blog post on this topic and the conclusion there was that TLD names don't affect sites in terms of SEO, so a .COM and a .gTLD would rank equally good or bad, depending on the SEO efforts of the site and content administrators. If you wish to read the blog post I'm talking...

Hello, I want to register a new domain for an online business I'm about to launch and came across the .XYZ gTLD. Is it safe to use that domain for any purposes? What is the intended use of that domain? I think the new gTLDs are nice because now we have a much wider range to choose from. But I...