Name of sponsor site, or full .com name?

[CatsEye]

In making sure I don't have a blind link, which of the following is preferred for a text link:

1.) Go Directly to "Red Hair Sex" for redhead hardcore

or

2.) Go Directly to RedHairSex.com for redhead hardcore

I'd like to use #1, but would that be acceptable?

Many thanks-
CatsEye

[Surfn]

In making sure I don't have a blind link, which of the following is preferred for a text link:

1.) Go Directly to "Red Hair Sex" for redhead hardcore

or

2.) Go Directly to RedHairSex.com for redhead hardcore

I'd like to use #1, but would that be acceptable?

Many thanks-
CatsEyeFrom your two examples I would have to say #2 the first one could lead to more free redhead galleries. The second one makes it much clearer. IMCO

[Rednax]

I never use the .com, because I see it as an invite to just type in the URL.

[Surfn]

I never use the .com, because I see it as an invite to just type in the URL.
Those surfers won't buy with or without the .com

[ladydesigner]

I'm not really too picky about what's considered blind links (most of the time) so both those examples would be fine with me. |thumb

[MrYum]

Given your examples and the fact that 'Red Hair Sex' is capitalized ...I'd probably take it either way. Capitalizing the pay site name usually makes it pretty clear...usually. Also, context goes a long way to clarify the link. Your examples both seem pretty clear that the link leads to another site named Red Hair Sex.

[Halfdeck]

Looking at my last free site I made http://www.milkingmature.com/carli-banks/ (wonder who accepted this one)...looks like I use the .com approach. It all depends on the context though.

[gilbert]

I never use the .com, because I see it as an invite to just type in the URL.

absolutely agree