SEO News

Tlds

RSS
  1. Incorporating Geo-Targeting into Your Link Building

    TLDs and Servers From an international perspective, there's something to be said for getting links with country specific top-level domains (TLDs) and server locations. So, what's next to dominate? Look straight up my friends, because it's time to...

  2. 10 Missed Opportunities in Search Engine Marketing in Japan, Part 2

    Besides having local TLDs and a local address, a site guide brings the ability to build trust via dialogue and engagement. Well, that fear was justified after my last article was published. Practically the next day Yahoo Japan announced a...

  3. International SEO Challenges and Tips

    Ideally, you'd have the ability to host your unique TLDs in-country. They were looking for the "easy" way to optimize their sites for each country. You might be surprised by the issues that many of these large companies face.

  4. No Action for Triple X

    We expected adult sites to operate on these .xxx domains, as well as existing TLDs. As widely reported, ICANN Board members rejected the application for a new .xxx top level domain yesterday. After reading through how the board voted and their...

  5. Site Geolocation Tool Sorts Backlinks By Top Level Domain

    While Search Engine Watch is now hosted in the United Kingdom, the majority of its links are from .com TLDs (72%), 9% from .orgs, 6.6% from .nets, 5.8% from .edu and then 1.5% from .uks. SEO Scoop reports on a new tool named Domain Localization.

  6. Who Runs the .GOV and .EDU Domains?

    The ICANN website includes a nice summary table of the TLDs and the sponsoring organizations. These include the familiar .com, .net, and .org TLDs that are open to anyone, .mil (reserved for the U.S. Unlike most other top-level domains, .gov and...