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It means :
a town in France
a town in Canada
a river in Canada
and a lot more !!!
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ACCOMMODATIE.mobi Accommodation in Dutch( Covers vacation homes,hotelrooms and also the terms below.
WOONRUIMTE.mobi Collective term that covers houses/flats/appartments/rooms to let/rent or for sale
woonruimte translated directly is living space but in Dutch it is the acknowledged term that people use when looking for a place to stay. It means in fact "place to live or stay"
Last edited by binaryman : 04-18-2007 at 02:04 PM.
Still some great english words out there. But won't ignor the popularity of Soccer (futbol) being the number one sport in the world.
And what a nice find for you. Super wacko job of an emporer, quite the controversial film of its day, and I think perhaps even an off broadway play now.
Lends itself to many genres...film, history, adult, Italy.
Plus, keep in mind many non english speakers on this forum willing to help out everyone and regging their own native words. So you'll see many foreign words and phrases.
This must be my day for reg, everything I have regged today has a HUGE amount of internet searches. I can't believe some of the ones I got were still available.
Oh, Cerca, by "resorting", I didn't mean anything offensive, wrong word to use sorry.
Yes, the numerical version is more searched -- and OVT is better for "5 star hotel."
People mostly seem to follow "4 star hotel" with a location (e.g., "4 star hotel Paris"), so if you were to add all those variations up, it's not too bad...
My strategy is to try to find terms where the searches are only that term, which can be difficult, but not impossible.
If most people are searching for "south carolina widgets", but I've got "widgets.mobi", then I won't get much type in traffic, even though the name may sound good.
I try to go after what people are actually searching for specifically. I limit the term to two words. I think I have a few 3 word .Mobi's, but not many.
I have about 4 independent tools I use, and if they all agree it's a good word, I grab it.
BTW, since I've been posting in this forum (what's it been, a few days?), I have doubled my portfolio to 104 .mobi's. Half of which suck, but the other half fairly decent, and some may even qualify soon as premium.
Last edited by garrett200 : 04-17-2007 at 06:34 PM.
I fully agree about the searches -- I never "add up" the searches when deciding to reg something. In this case I didn't use OVT for the reg at all, so I was just pointing out that if you look at the overall trend, people do think of searching for "4 star hotel" frequently, even if it is often with a locale.
Yeah, and I'd guess that "1starhotel" is probably still available too...
OK...Actually regg'ed these late last night and mentioned in another thread. Thought I would join in this one with:
JehovahsWitness.mobi (over 42k OVT on this one). Now, I don't know enough about the Jehovahs Witness church (nor believe in their ways) to develop this, but I figured it was a no-brainer pick up to turn in the future.
DateRape.mobi- This is yet another one I'll have developing plans for. Thought the mobile environment would be great for a site dedicated to date rape information and resources. If I were of the female persuasion and thought I might have been "date raped" (which seems to happen all too frequently), what better way to get quick info and contacts than my cell?
Yeah, and I'd guess that "1starhotel" is probably still available too...
