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Why should I buy a .co.uk domain?
.co.uk is the Internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the United Kingdom, where .co’ stands for ‘commercial’.
The first .co.uk domain was registered in 1985, and the shorter second-level .uk domain extension was made available for the first time in 2014. There are more than 10 million registered .co.uk users today.
Nothing is more British than a .co.uk domain name, which makes it a great choice for any business operating in the UK.
This domain extension is multi-functional, and the domain name can be used for various purposes. You can even use the .co.uk domain for your business, even if you are based outside the UK.
Studies show that 70-80% of UK consumers would be more likely to choose a .co.uk website from search results. Finally, a website with a .co.uk domain extension will also gain greater visibility in the UK (local) search engine results, automatically driving more traffic to your website.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can everyone buy a .co.uk domain name?
There are no official restrictions on the use of .co.uk domain names. So, if you think it will suit your business, you can easily go ahead and register this domain name.
What should a domain name consist of?
Your ccTLD for .co.uk must consist of at least 3 maximum 63 characters. Do not use special characters and hyphens. You can use numbers but in general, it is not something that is recommended.
What is the difference between .co.uk and .uk?
The shorter and smarter .uk domain name was introduced somewhat later than the original .co.uk domain name. When it comes to terms of functionality there isn’t any difference. Websites with .co.uk usually target commercial interests, while .uk is used more for more generic websites.
