I think many people arent aware of so many common words that are spelled differantly here in the UK I often need to check the UK spelling and US spelling before I buy any domain.

Classic examples

Arse = UK Ass = US

Areoplane = UK Airplane = US

Here is a Wiki Link for others to see more details

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_and_British_English_spelling_differences

Obviously if you can buy both spellings that is the best bet otherwise dont expect not to lose traffic to the other spelling.

Regards,

Robbie

When I build out a full blown out website to generate lots of traffic that I am serious about…which I may want to flip down the road to an actual larger and most established e-business a year or later down the road, I always try to secure the singular + plural .com and all of net/org as well.. Also the domain with a dashe between the keywords of each variation.

Usually end up with about 15 or 20 domains but well worth the $150 yearly investment long term. Better safe than sorry.

This also helps you block competitors from entering the market easily. It is harder to do so when you don’t have the keyword domain

Owning smaller niches has never been easier. Get the top domains and you got pretty much a sure guarantee to be king and rule that territory!

Best,

Mike

http://www.wannadevelop.com