: From an SEO perspective: keyword.co - perfect for the keyword but if you're targeting a specific country the .co (Columbia) TLD will hurt you. If not you're good to go. mykeyword.com - Good

From an SEO perspective:

keyword.co - perfect for the keyword but if you're targeting a specific country the .co (Columbia) TLD will hurt you. If not you're good to go.

mykeyword.com - Good keyword usage but not targeted toward any country

keywordnetwork.com - Good keyword usage but not targeted toward any country. If there is such a things as keyword density in domain names/URLs then technically you have diluted it a bit by having "network" in it but in practice this won't make much of a difference at all.

Remmeber, there's more to a domain name then SEO. If you don't keep your users in mnd you've lost before you've even begun. .coms are easy to remember vs country specific TLDs. Also, it wouldn't surprise me if people accidentally added the "m" to .co when typing in the first one. I'm not saying it's going to happen a lot but I can see it happening simply out of habit.

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: From an SEO perspective: keyword.co - perfect for the keyword but if you're targeting a specific country the .co (Columbia) TLD will hurt you. If not you're good to go. mykeyword.com - Good

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: POST attack on my website I have a site (humanisms.co.uk) which incorporates a voting system, ie. user clicks "Up" and it sends a parameter to a PHP script via AJAX, the PHP inserts vote into

: First, start by thinking about your users. Those missing pages will affect them, too. If there is a page that is very close in content to those missing pages then redirect to those pages.

: I believe both are perfectly valid, so it should come down to the difference between entities and Unicode characters. HTML Entities are the safe way to go. They will show up on all modern

: You won't be able to find J2EE web hosting easily. They're a function of (pricescalabilityfunctionality) and usually just not worth it. On the other hand, you could pick up a VPS like

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: From an SEO perspective: keyword.co - perfect for the keyword but if you're targeting a specific country the .co (Columbia) TLD will hurt you. If not you're good to go. mykeyword.com - Good

More posts by @Sarah324

: POST attack on my website I have a site (humanisms.co.uk) which incorporates a voting system, ie. user clicks "Up" and it sends a parameter to a PHP script via AJAX, the PHP inserts vote into

: First, start by thinking about your users. Those missing pages will affect them, too. If there is a page that is very close in content to those missing pages then redirect to those pages.

: I believe both are perfectly valid, so it should come down to the difference between entities and Unicode characters. HTML Entities are the safe way to go. They will show up on all modern

: You won't be able to find J2EE web hosting easily. They're a function of (price*scalability*functionality) and usually just not worth it. On the other hand, you could pick up a VPS like

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