.in domain names

[niks00789]

yeah most of traffic comes from india
but its not considered as good as US,UK,Canada
otherwise it would have been quite easy to generate money from advertising

[72666]

that are a lot of citizens for India... I see why you want to get some .in names... *is going to look into it to*

[synchar]

So, here's the real question. If you get a .in domain, what language do you make it in? English is one of the official languages but is it common enough that most people with access to the internet will be using it?

I mean, if 90% of the population doesn't speak English and thats what you set your site up in...does it really matter?

[Nomar]

well, the domains I am holding don't have sites on them, they are parked! from those 1.1 billion people.. someone must like my 3 number .in domain ??? or am i crazy here lol

about your question.. hmmm yeah, you might be right about that.. 10% of 1.1 billion is still a lot though! guess its too early to say

[synchar]

about your question.. hmmm yeah, you might be right about that.. 10% of 1.1 billion is still a lot though! guess its too early to say

True. One thing I didn't think of right away but seems like a possibility; do you suppose that there will start to be Indian companies that will use .in domains to sell to the rest of the world?

If that started to happen then it wouldn't really matter if no one in India spoke English. You wouldn't actually be running a site for indians but a site for countries that spoke English and you'd simply be jumping on the popularity of the .in domain.

[Nomar]

do you suppose that there will start to be Indian companies that will use .in domains to sell to the rest of the world?

I don't know about that. I hope one day a indian company wants to use my domain for there own indian business!

[webhostman]

you may need this in future
as this could be useful one ( .in )
i think we may buy amount at this time and sell it later

[72666]

I think its a good investment if you get some decent names! the market is big in 5 - 10 years I suppose

[learn2earn]

So, here's the real question. If you get a .in domain, what language do you make it in? English is one of the official languages but is it common enough that most people with access to the internet will be using it?

I mean, if 90% of the population doesn't speak English and thats what you set your site up in...does it really matter?

Well selecting a language is not a problem because lot many are learning English 10% in India means a lot of population dude. India is second largely populated country in the world.

[bekbuck]

.in domain names comes under the classification of dns which further comes under the country wise classification and .in belongs to India