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@Rak 229292 wrote:
Hi Guys,
Looking for some quick info – what is more accepted and prevalent in Indian when it comes to domain extensions. And what is the difference?
.in
or
.co.inAny info would be greatly appreciated.
Not totally sure. But, my ‘gut’ says
co.in is like a company / corporate sorta thing i guess.
If it is for you to buy domains in the Indian market then I would go for both. And then develop two different sites on it.
Don’t just buy both domains, and then redirect one to the other. Just develop two.
Not sure if it helped at all.
@Rak 229292 wrote:
Hi Guys,
Looking for some quick info – what is more accepted and prevalent in Indian when it comes to domain extensions. And what is the difference?
.in
or
.co.inAny info would be greatly appreciated.
I think there have been some debates about this on other boards, personally I think .co.in is proper, and .in is more novelty.. notice google.co.in. Ive done very well with .co.in in the past.
Good luck!
For India market we use in our network sites the extension “.in” and the other extension “.co.in” redirect for “.in”
We use the extension “.in” because is more short.
@the-millionaire 229304 wrote:
For India market we use in our network sites the extension “.in” and the other extension “.co.in” redirect for “.in”
We use the extension “.in” because is more short.
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I did.
Perhaps Indians might be charmed with it. I hope so. To me this type of thing causes earthquakes.
the .in does look shorter than the .co.in
but if you put sites like that on it, it does not really matter what your extension is.
Talking to guys who have purchased numerous .in domains, they made me aware to the fact that .in is under control of the Indian government.
There is the possibility that if they don’t like your content, they could shut it down. Hasn’t happened yet – but if you know the politics…
Also there are numerous registrars out there where it is possible to purchase a .in for around $5 – but they recommended going with godaddy.com – because you know they will still be up in 5 years!
dhana is how you say money in hindi.. but its registered!
