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General TLD question
So I've got a couple of apps I'm going to be releasing soon. They're intended to be mobile-only - although I do see a possible need to develop a generic website to host some basic info on (and also to serve as the database domain for the apps/etc).
Emotionally - I kinda want a dot.com domain - but the pickin's are slim and I'd have to ruin the name to a degree that it would be unrecognizable as being tied to the app name(s) I've chosen. I can, however, go the not.com route - and pick something like a .us or .mobi or any of the other variants out there.
Technically - there's no reason for me to stick with a dot.com. But - since I *am* going to develop a landing page/privacy policy page/etc...is there any reason you can think of where I might want to stay away from the not.com bunch? Are there any possible SEO ramifications that you're aware of/etc?
Thanks in advance! Just throwin' it out there!
Emotionally - I kinda want a dot.com domain - but the pickin's are slim and I'd have to ruin the name to a degree that it would be unrecognizable as being tied to the app name(s) I've chosen. I can, however, go the not.com route - and pick something like a .us or .mobi or any of the other variants out there.
Technically - there's no reason for me to stick with a dot.com. But - since I *am* going to develop a landing page/privacy policy page/etc...is there any reason you can think of where I might want to stay away from the not.com bunch? Are there any possible SEO ramifications that you're aware of/etc?
Thanks in advance! Just throwin' it out there!
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That was my thought as well. I'm just a little conflicted because I'm not really trying to direct people to "the website". In a sense - it's sort of an afterthought. But - it should be a well conceived afterthought. Thanks for the input! :)