Which is better?

[owas]

regardless of the content what's better for ranking in the UK

theproductname.eu or theproductnamefish.co.uk

it wont really be fish just an example, it would be a word related to the product.

Owain

[justintime]

Theres only one way to find out

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I shall grab my coat :D

[owas]

waay to much harry hill mate :)

[NuBlue]

Any keywords you have in the domain will stand a good chance of being ranked. But the domain is only one in a number of factors that affect ranking and the longer the domain the less memorable and brandable.

[owas]

with the length of the domain name, unless your a big company like google, is having a short, or catchy name for users to remember relevant these days, would a longer name with better ranking would be more useful?


Any keywords you have in the domain will stand a good chance of being ranked. But the domain is only one in a number of factors that affect ranking and the longer the domain the less memorable and brandable.

[caththere]

regardless of the content what's better for ranking in the UK

theproductname.eu or theproductnamefish.co.uk

it wont really be fish just an example, it would be a word related to the product.

Owain

Go with .co.uk. Keep the domain name short and simple, makes it easier to remember.

[mit74]

if you're going solely for UK customers then stick with .uk as a customer may be put off by the .eu as they may think it's a foreign based company or too big for their needs.

[Damar]

ok I get it. thank you :D

[PDMS Digital Design]

.co.uk every time.
(in my opinion)

[Ranks]

Id go for a .co.uk and exact match domains help rankings currently imo
Jay