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A metric that estimates network influence and trust, based on the link structure of domains using .info.au TLD
The average PageRank score reflecting the SEO authority of websites with the .info.au TLD
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The largest database of live domains and detailed information about them, designed to boost your digital strategies.
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We define .info.au as a structured label within Australia’s .au country-code space, commonly used for information-focused naming. In practice, .info.au domains operate at the third level beneath .au and are governed by policies set for the broader .au namespace. Because adoption is niche, .info.au websites typically reflect informational, directory, or archival purposes rather than broad commercial use. From our corpus, we currently index active .info.au domains, and monitor live websites () and domains with DNS (). Usage appears internationally via hosting and redirects across countries. We provide infrastructure, ownership and DNS telemetry to help benchmark visibility and risk across this label. Download .info.au domain datasets from webatla.
The .info.au TLD emerged from structured naming conventions long used within the .au hierarchy, where descriptive second-level labels (e.g., com.au, org.au) host third-level registrations. While policy settings have evolved, oversight remains aligned to .au governance, and eligibility for .info.au domains has historically been limited and uneven across registrars. Key characteristics include strong geographic signaling via the .au ending, informational intent in the “info” label, and typically smaller, institutionally maintained .info.au websites. In our measurements, we track resolvable DNS footprints (), counts of live sites (), and country distribution (). This allows us to audit hosting shifts, aliasing, and longevity relative to other .au labels. Download webatla’s .info.au domain datasets.
Organizations selecting .info.au domains typically pursue clarity for public information, directories, or knowledge repositories oriented to Australia. Stakeholders include government-backed projects, community initiatives, universities, and firms curating documentation alongside primary brands, often via sub-sites or redirects to .info.au websites. Choosing this label can separate informational streams from transactional channels while retaining the .au signal; drawbacks include limited recognition and sparse marketing support. We monitor registration momentum to quantify viability: new registrations last week (), registrations last month (), and cumulative active base (). Combined with live-site telemetry (), these metrics benchmark persistence and reach. Get the .info.au domain datasets from webatla.
The largest database of live domains and detailed information about them, designed to boost your digital strategies.
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