> Get your full name as a .com (victorvojnovski.com)
Do this NOW. Seriously.
Do this NOW. Seriously.
I've had my full name as a .com for about 20 years now, with plenty of content on the site. Over the years I've watched it slip down the search results and it is now on page 10 when you search for my firstname lastname where my domain is firstnamelastname.com
But then again I have a more common name than victorvojnovski including a D-list celebrity, evangelical country musician, and retail store with the same name.
The other important signal is backlinks to your domain from social networks with your name. These will indicate that the domain is authoritative for the name on the social profile.
But it also wont help a bit.
There aren't too many facts in the SEO world, most is snake oil and stuff that worked ages ago. But to redirect a .com to a .mk is pretty sure a non optimal solution if you are interested in users from outside of Macedonia.
Also, next year the trend may be to register ".io", etc. You might end up on a slippery slope, paying $100 per year for something that you don't really need.
> paying $100 per year for something that you don't really need.
That is what he is doing now. Paying 100$ per year for a useless .mk domain when the .com would cost 10$.