.com, .org, .gov, .ponies—does my top-level domain impact my site's performance in search?

Google's goal is to return the best and most relevant results to the user, regardless of the top-level domain. If our system determines that the best result is a page on a new gTLD, we'll return that page in search results.

.com .org .gov gibi üst düzel alan adları sitemin arama performansına etki ediyor mu?

Google'ın hedefi üst düzey alan adları bakılmaksızın, kullanıcı için en iyi ve en alakalı sonuçları sunmaktır. Sistemimiz en iyi sonucun bu yeni gTLD uzantısına ait olduğunu belirlerse, arama sonuçlarında o sayfayı sunarız.

ccTLDs (country-code top-level domain names). These are tied to a specific country (for example .de for Germany, .cn for China), and therefore are a strong signal to both users and search engines that your site is explicitly intended for a certain country. (Some countries have restrictions on who can use ccTLDs, so be sure to do your research first.) We also treat some vanity ccTLDs (such as .tv, .me, etc.) as gTLDs, as we've found that users and webmasters frequently see these as being more generic than country-targeted (we don't have a complete list of such vanity ccTLDs that we treat as gTLDs, because such a list would change over time). See a full list of domains Google treats as generic.