Does it matter where you buy domain name?
 

Bigger company - bigger results... :2 cents:
or not...

Your experience...

What do you mean by "bigger company, bigger results"? If you mean that your site will do better if you buy the domain at a bigger company, then no.

It generally doesn't matter where you register your domain at. I tend to stay away from the registrars that feel like they can police the internet, like Godaddy has been known to do.

I like Go Daddy

is there difference in SEO, traffic, etc...
is godaddy good for some serious blogs and tubes...?

I recommend Namecheap.

I don't think the registrar has much effect on SEO, but I could be wrong.

Most of my portfolio is at Moniker. I also use Namecheap and Godaddy (rarely Godaddy though).

there is absolutely no difference for SEO, traffic, etc.

funny question

surfer alert

If you are buying several domains and are planning to interlink them it's best to avoid obvious patterns:
- spread them out over several registrars.
- don't register them on the same day.
- use whoisprivacy.
- ...

It's also a good idea to avoid registrars that cater to scammers etc like estdomains....

Thanks u-Bob...

I have heard the length of registration can give you a healthy kick up the serps. Spammers tend to register domains for 1 year, someone serious will register it for 10 years.

Use any of the bigger registrars, it makes no difference whatsoever.

Avoid directnic.com. ripoff merchants.

yes in one of the google patents as a search factor.