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Thanks a bunch for confirming this for me, I thought this was just odd and wanted to make sure there wasn't some kind of pertinent reason for using such a technique.

Hey folks,

This one is over my head.  I'm helping out a friend's dental office website (www.capitolperiodontal.com), and their home page source code points to the .net TLD for its content apparently:

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My idea was to load all the content from the .net to the .com, then redirect the .net to the .com as it has better domain authority and is, well a .com.

Any insights what this iframe biz is all about and if my strategy above is ok?

Many thanks folks!

john

oh, just an observation in my research on the topic - .me's pace of registration is far and away the fastest TLD after the big 3, and startups are gravitating to .me's a bunch.

Hey folks,

John here, first-time poster.  I have a dilemma I suspect you folks have already have an opinion on, but I'm a bit stuck.

I think i have two basic options for choosing a domain name with the format of :

1. I can nab a .me with a very smooth, brandable, and pertinent/convertible and memorable domain name;

2. I can get a more obtuse sounding, less pertinent, lengthy, and less memorable .com domain.

This issue is getting the click in the SERP. Assuming the same ranking and meta description, will the smooth .me suffer worse than the rather awkward and long .com?

Is it your opinion that all other things remaining equal, will a .me suffer demonstrably over a .com

Also, I'm not terribly concerned with folks remembering its a .me or a .com for search purposes, but should i be concerned for email purposes?

Many thanks for your input!!