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Good improvements - well done!
Still no joy I'm afraid even when I try to click the not readable link.
With the,uk announcement Doesn’t that through a big spanner in the co.uk valuation market?
I suppose my point was even if your site was a 100% accurate prior to the .uk announcement would anyone (even if the name was an established business and then it would be based more on income etc so not in your site remit) invest in buying a undeveloped co.uk for anything over a few thousand knowing a new one could be reg fee or a lot less than the co.uk and if they went brand there often anyones guess as to pricing... who knows this could even push the prices of com's up as people loose trust in .uk and worrying about .gb .scot etc
I'm sure programming etc required could be implemented but without accurate information in the pot to start doesn’t that make any valuations pretty irrelevant ...? Although on the other hand cash in on all the co.uks desperate to sell.. or you more looking for a revue of what your site looks like?
Pesonally, I don't think it makes much difference. It possibly dilutes the market but at the same time I think that co.uk will become more significant.
This new change (if it happens) is a bit like the potential release of all these new extensions coming up in future such as .accountant, .insurance, etc.
A good ".com" or "co.uk" always has value in the name, especially if they are generic and not too long. Also, something to consider about .uk - For example "yourdomain.co.uk" name can be held by anyone and developed as a site. While the "yourdomain.uk" version can only be held by a business and how does a business qualify to register that domain? If its a generic like shoes.uk then who gets that name - M&S, Nike, Tesco, Shoezone, etc??
I am planning on attending one of the session to be held in London. If you have any specific questions then do let me know - but please pm me as we are now moving away from the subject of this thread. My Site Review
That could be open to abuse some unscrupulous domainers could add lots of white lies to inflate there value, that wouldn’t help you gain any authorityFor e.g. I am tinkering with the idea of adding a website appraisal section. This will focus on live sites with traffic, domain name, revenue and few other variables.
How do you think that co.uk will become more significant ?
Surely as it's the only current open to all commercial/business namespace in the UK how could it possibly be more significant if it's importance is diluted ?
That could be open to abuse some unscrupulous domainers could add lots of white lies to inflate there value, that wouldn’t help you gain any authority
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