| ranking .pro (again)
SEO and SE ranking of .pro |
Chilperich
msg:4193329 | 11:38 pm on Aug 27, 2010 (gmt 0) |
sorry Gentlemen that I excavate the thread about .pro Domains,
last message was on Feb. 7 2010.
Please excuse my English, it is very rusty. I am a 60 year old domainer for fun from Germany.
First a few words about .pro: Of course we can not compare it with a .com.
But we all know most really interesting generic key are registered at cno and ccTLD.
And at least in Germany .pro is not the worst compensation. In the thread I am referring to, was a great discussion about what .pro stands for.
Wiki says: [en.wikipedia.org...]
So like in the other countries .pro stands for professional. But like the .me (ccTLD) for Montenegro, where the most Domains are registrated because of the English
>> me << pro has another meaning.
In Germany ( German speaking countries) we say >> Pro und Contra << what means pros and cons or >> for and against <<
And now .pro makes sense. CleanEnergy.pro OldAgePension.pro Ecar.pro …
A few days ago I registrated a .pro domain with the German generic term for
German/German (exact) (for an English word with exact match> 40k and US $ 8,14 CPC! <The domain> sounds not bad.
Yesterday I offered the domain to one of the leading companies in this multi million business. They would pay me a really good price (the .com is available for 60k Euro or so) if …
Therefore I ask: Has someone experience with the ranking of .pro? Sure, it will be more expenditure than with a ccTLD or a .com, but …
@ user zuratv on Feb 7 2010
>> -.pro ranking =great, no problems!
- .pro SEO Super!
much better then, idiotic3-4word.com!))) <<
>> [edit reason] Per Domain Forum Charter we don't allow members to mention their domains [/edit] <<
thanks for reading
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[edit reason] Mostly we avoid mentioning specific domain names or their equivalent translations [/edit]
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Webwork
msg:4193472 | 2:16 pm on Aug 28, 2010 (gmt 0) |
Hello Chilperich. Willkommen to WebmasterWorld and to the Domain Forum.
I don't know anyone who has successfully undertaken the task of "ranking a .pro website". I suspect the task of ranking a .pro domain is similar to ranking a .biz or .mobi or .travel domain, which also rarely appear as Web addresses in the SERPS. Probably because so few are ever developed.
Most folks who actually develop websites - especially in competitive markets - know that there is a bit more involved in "pulling rank" than having a keyword domain . . though having an exact-match domain isn't a bad thing. However, in competitive SERPs - such as finance, education, insurance, medications - it's ranking business as usual: link profile, etc.
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Chilperich
msg:4193681 | 9:10 am on Aug 29, 2010 (gmt 0) |
thank you, Webwork
Meanwhile I sent a email to the PR Lady of Encirca:
>> Hello Kate,
how is the ranking on SE for .pro? Can you tell me 2 or 3 .pro which
are in the TopTen at their key? <<
I'm curious about the answer
They offer the 2nd lev .pro for $ 14,95 now, therefore one can test the ranking on a nichekey
This press release is from April:
www.seopressreleases.com/encirca-upgrades-findpro-directory/7673
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