yesas i am primarily in the business of creating information products it seems .info domains would be an ideal way to publish them.
Are .info domains effective as far as 'keywords' ?
As I am primarily in the business of creating information products it seems .info domains would be an ideal way to publish them.
Are .info domains effective as far as 'keywords' ?
If your market is global, why not? I don't think *Google* has any bias against them and the word 'info' in the extension may even help a little bit
Eg search 'dog info' in Google. There are 2 .info domains on first page - you don't see that very often and the .info is bolded. Proof that G do take into account what's right of the dot (and a warning/opportunity with the release of these new gTLDs)
Who uses the word "info" as a search term though?
It is a very limited market, even the best info terms are only in the low-mid 000' searches a month, "flight info", "movies info", "dog info" (probably skewed by people looking for infodog.com) etc. Once you get beyond say the best 50 terms there is nothing much there.
... Understand it's not a huge factor but in seo you need to take every edge you can.may even help a little bit