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Originally Posted by Ruseful
I looked at the traffic that orgasms.com was getting and there is no site there. Casting.com is not showing any traffic on Alexa (2m+ ranking) and kiss.com is a match dating site, not featuring in Alexa top 100,000.
I don't see how casting.xxx , orgasms.xxx or kiss.xxx (when launched) are losing traffic to the .com's
While on Alexa, I checked our bounce rate on casting.xxx and orgasms.xxx and it is half of what our nearest competitors are showing. So, rather than losing traffic to .coms, we are in fact getting better qualified traffic to our .xxx's simply because there is no doubt to the user that they are visiting an adult website because of the domain extension. Rather like a .bank extension if they did one.
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uhh ok then. first off thinking you are getting better 'qualified' traffic because its .xxx is just plain dumb..but i guess lawley fed you that. and it doesn't matter that there is no site on the .com's. the plain fact is a good number of people who might of visited your site will try to return by typing in the .com or orgasmsxxx.com or something similiar. .com has branded into the brains of the public for 20 years.