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Question on .cc domains for porn

Are .cc domains any good for porn?

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Originally Posted by adultinnovation (Post 23099404)

.com is the bestest

Seen a very nice .cc domain ( Ex Website at 1999 ) available to register .

You can register .cc at name silo for $3.99

it shouldn't matter in theory, but real life experiences say don't waste time on anything else than .com.

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Originally Posted by bns666 (Post 23099424)

it shouldn't matter in theory, but real life experiences say don't waste time on anything else than .com.

This is a super one word " Niche domain "

if anyone is interested mail me at [email protected] if you like the domain
name just pay me a $50 via PayPal Finders fee .

You can reg the domain at name silo for $3.99

It depends on what you plan to use the .cc for.

If it is a main site, such as a membership site, then personally always go for a .com.

If its a blog or something less important then, a .cc is fine.

However personally I would go .com all the time.

However if you see a domain you like, buy it, and if you end up not using it, you can drop it or just use it as a wl.

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What he said.

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Originally Posted by manilaagent (Post 23099430)

The domain is still available to register .

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Originally Posted by manilaagent (Post 23099430)

nice try :1orglaugh

BTW, .cc sucks that's why decent kw are available.

He sent me a list of a few.

They are not for me, but they may be some use to others.

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Originally Posted by manilaagent (Post 23099867)

The domain is still available to register .

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Originally Posted by bns666 (Post 23099424)

it shouldn't matter in theory, but real life experiences say don't waste time on anything else than .com.

Yep. Different rules apply to com. It's the default extension of the internet, more popular/registered than every other extension combined and typically far, far, far more valuable than other TLDs.

For anyone thinking of other extensions like cc, co, xyz or even org or net, go to dotdb.com and check how many extensions are registered under your keyword/s.

If it's not many and especially if other cheapo stuff like xyz or co are unregistered, it's not worth $3.99. If it's 50+, then it's maybe worth more than $3.99 (this probably applies to the OP's name, if it's one word and the niche isn't too obscure). If it's 200+, it won't be available and you made a mistake.

Some examples, which may or may not indicate demand in various markets:

sex - registered in 484 extensions <-- far lower than I expected (Edit: this may be due to cultural issues regarding country code TLDs though)
porn - 418
dating - 345
cams - 216

bitcoin - 757
blockchain - 701
crypto - 700

music - 524
game - 496
food - 483

ai - 477 <-- this would probably be top, but two letter names are not available under all extensions
artificialintelligence - 448 <-- incredible for two words and 20+ letters; more even than:
cryptocurrency - 444

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Originally Posted by ZTT (Post 23099890)

Why not register it and take offers while having some niche-relevant ads/links on the page? At worst, if you get no offers or signups in a year, you spent $3.99 on the answer to your original question. ;)

Yep. Different rules apply to com. It's the default extension of the internet, more popular/registered than every other extension combined and typically far, far, far more valuable than other TLDs.

For anyone thinking of other extensions like cc, co, xyz or even org or net, go to dotdb.com and check how many extensions are registered under your keyword/s.

If it's not many and especially if other cheapo stuff like xyz or co are unregistered, it's not worth $3.99. If it's 50+, then it's maybe worth more than $3.99 (this probably applies to the OP's name, if it's one word and the niche isn't too obscure). If it's 200+, it won't be available and you made a mistake.

Some examples, which may or may not indicate demand in various markets:

sex - registered in 484 extensions <-- far lower than I expected (Edit: this may be due to cultural issues regarding country code TLDs though)
porn - 418
dating - 345
cams - 216

bitcoin - 757
blockchain - 701
crypto - 700

music - 524
game - 496
food - 483

ai - 477 <-- this would probably be top, but two letter names are not available under all extensions
artificialintelligence - 448 <-- incredible for two words and 20+ letters; more even than:
cryptocurrency - 444

Need a little cash to pay some bills .

Why not. It's good like com