Slovakia - Slovensko

6 directories

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Slovakia - Slovensko
Fact sheet [odci.gov]
Domain(s): sk
Online population: 1 Million (20%) (July 2001)
Native language(s): Slovak, Hungarian
Understanding of English: ?
Hosts in domain: 40.800 (April 2001)
Pages in domain: 0,95 million (April 2001, all languages)
Pages in language: 0,7 million (April 2001, all domains)
Local presence required for domain registration: Yes
Multiple domains allowed: 5
Professional help: See bottom of page

Known general search engines:

None

Known general directories:

Best [best.sk]
Language interface: Slovakian Traffic volume: ? Local language(s) required: ? Local domain(s) only: ? No. of categories allowed per site: ? Search method: ?
Things that help ranking: Local language: ? Local domain: ? Keyword in URL: ? Keyword in title: ? Keyword in description: ? Other: ?

Katalóg [katalog.sk]
Language interface: Slovakian Traffic volume: ? Local language(s) required: ? Local domain(s) only: ? No. of categories allowed per site: ? Search method: ?
Things that help ranking: Local language: ? Local domain: ? Keyword in URL: ? Keyword in title: ? Keyword in description: ? Other: ?

Slovakia.net [slovakia.net]
Language interface: English Traffic volume: ? Local language(s) required: ? Local domain(s) only: ? No. of categories allowed per site: ? Search method: ?
Things that help ranking: Local language: ? Local domain: ? Keyword in URL: ? Keyword in title: ? Keyword in description: ? Other: ?

Superzoznamn [szm.sk]
Language interface: Slovakian Traffic volume: ? Local language(s) required: ? Local domain(s) only: ? No. of categories allowed per site: ? Search method: ?
Things that help ranking: Local language: ? Local domain: ? Keyword in URL: ? Keyword in title: ? Keyword in description: ? Other: ?

web link.sk [link.start.sk]
Language interface: Slovakian Traffic volume: ? Local language(s) required: ? Local domain(s) only: ? No. of categories allowed per site: ? Search method: ?
Things that help ranking: Local language: ? Local domain: ? Keyword in URL: ? Keyword in title: ? Keyword in description: ? Other: ?

Zoznam [zoznam.sk]
Language interface: Slovakian Traffic volume: ? Local language(s) required: ? Local domain(s) only: ? No. of categories allowed per site: ? Search method: ?
Things that help ranking: Local language: ? Local domain: ? Keyword in URL: ? Keyword in title: ? Keyword in description: ? Other: ?

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Updated 24 April 2001

(edited by: heini at 9:40 pm (gmt) on Oct. 1, 2001

[rencke]

The Slovakia overview has now been updated with the latest statistics.

[heini]

27.6 per cent of Slovakia's adult population have PCs available to them either work or school, says a new survey on Slovakia. Some 22% claim to have online experience.
Motor of online growth is the use of e-mail, plus online shopping! Nearly 50% of online population has bought online, mostly for CDs, books, software, hardware and mobile accessories.
Watch out for Central/eastern Europe!

[nicebloke]

I just got a referral from zoznam on a .com, can't find myself in there at all though.

[backus]

In Slovakia Domain Names are free.

[heini]

>free
Domains can be registered without any fees? That's a rare policy.
But local presence still required?