[thegenius1]

It will really bring you up to speed on the Market of International Domain Names Enjoy Check it out www.IDNebook.com

[leviathon]

Ohh that's nice. thanks for sharing.

[mmelen]

pretty good. i just don't understand the use of japanese words rather than just keeping it english. helpful.

thanks.

[thegenius1]

Originally Posted by mmelen

pretty good. i just don't understand the use of japanese words rather than just keeping it english. helpful. ????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/for-sale-advertising-board/203323-the-best-tutorial-in-years-imo.html thanks.

Actually Its pretty simple , the Whole World Does Not Speak English.

Total number of users with European languages (excluding English): 276 million

Total number of users with Asian languages (excluding English): 241 million

Total number of Internet users

As of September 2005, approximately 960 million people use the Internet according to Internet World Stats.

Language Users (millions)
English 287.5
Chinese 102.6 <<<< They are 2 billion strong
Japanese 69.7
Spanish 65.6
German 52.9
Korean 29.9
French 28.0
Portuguese 25.7
Italian 24.3
Russian 18.5
Malay 13.6
Dutch 13.5
Arabic 10.5
Polish 9.5
Swedish 7.9
Turkish 5.8
Thai 4.9
Czech 4.2
Hebrew 3.8
Danish 3.5
Persian 3.4
Catalan 2.9
Norwegian 2.9
Finnish 2.8
Greek 2.7
Romanian 2.4
Vietnamese 2.2
Hungarian 1.7
Slovak 1.2
Serbo-Croatian 1.0
Ukrainian 0.9
Slovenian 0.8
Icelandic 0.2

[ApeXX]

Yes but I for one stopped reading right away when I saw Japanense.

IMHO it looked unprofessional from my standpoint.

[debra]

[QUOTE=thegenius1]It will really bring you up to speed on the Market of International Domain Names Enjoy Check it out www.IDNebook.com

Thanks Genius,
Your FREE guide with detailed info shows exactly how to choose the best Internationalized Domain Name keywords.
Shhhh.....

[thegenius1]

Originally Posted by ApeXX

Yes but I for one stopped reading right away when I saw Japanense. IMHO it looked unprofessional from my standpoint.

Are you serious , How dare you say something is unprofessional because it is Has Japanese in it , Last time i checked the Tutorial was on Buying International Domain Names , You sound unprofessional to me to even interupt this thread saying something is uprofessional because of No Reason

Im personally glad you stopped reading Bandwith saved and more Names For me and the Rest of the PROFFESIONAL IDNER'S

[AGS]

Some peeps think that English is the only language on the internet lol.

The Jap and Chinese markets have great potential but the symbols can be very confusing though for people unfamiliar with them.

[thegenius1]

Originally Posted by AGS

Some peeps think that English is the only language on the internet lol. ????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=203323 :

Yeah it perplexes me to no end sometimes , but to be honest before i read up on IDN's i never thought about how the rest of the world accesses the Net , but after thinking about it for a split second i was blown away

[Joseph]

I love it when people hype up things in this case - look idn's are running out... the boat is leaving buy my rare idns, shitty ebook now...

[EGS]

Hi is your site down?
Page is not working for me.

[thegenius1]

Originally Posted by EGS

Hi is your site down? Page is not working for me.

I just checked it and its up and running , Mighta been a Hosting Comp. Error try it now ..

Originally Posted by Joseph

I love it when people hype up things in this case - look idn's are running out... the boat is leaving buy my rare idns, shitty ebook now...

Hello Joseph , Why such hostility in my thread , I have never once came into any of your threads and cursed or put down any of your things with profanity. And its even worse when you have not viewed what im offering and make comments like this.

And if you have viewed my ebook for 5 minutes and didnt rush back here to insult me you would have noticed that you dont even have to buy the book to almost figuire out the whole proccess

Originally Posted by debra

????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=203323 Thanks Genius, Your FREE guide with detailed info shows exactly how to choose the best Internationalized Domain Name keywords. Shhhh.....

[Joseph]

Hostility? No it was my opinion and yes I did read it and view the site and what a pile of crap it was.

[thegenius1]

Originally Posted by Joseph

Hostility? No it was my opinion and yes I did read it and view the site and what a pile of crap it was.

There you have it guys Ebert has spoken He Hasnt Seen the Movie , Only the Previews of what is to help those that are interested in IDN's.. And to him its "Crap"... Its Just his opinion dont be Alarmed , Maybe we could get some facts next time to back Opinions up
????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=203323

Or How about this critic next time Gets the Ebook and does a review on that, So he wont get the Ebook & Tutorial Confused

[Joseph]

What a prick you are...

[dan_Vt]

Not to butt in, but....life's too short.

Peace.

(yeah, I guess that is sorta butting in, but I've never seen so much trash talk in this forum)

[dkr]

common guys. leave the guy alone :/ Don't have to argue about the quality of his own tutorial.

[Dan]

Let's say I buy an IDN..

Now, how the hell do I type it in? I don't have those Japanese characters on my keyboard, and I don't want to remember xn--g4rB4g3-crAp.com.

[Bramiozo]

You base the marketpotential of idn's or any other product merely on your own consumerprofile ?

The only thing that matters is, do people who have the need to type in japanese characters also have the possibility; the answer is yes.

[thegenius1]

Originally Posted by Dan Friedman

Let's say I buy an IDN.. Now, how the hell do I type it in? I don't have those Japanese characters on my keyboard, and I don't want to remember xn--g4rB4g3-crAp.com.

People always find there little slick ways to insult or put down IDN's but its okay , But to answer your question im just going to say ditto to Bramiozo post

Also your comments are pretty Ironic, i wonder if this is what a japanse person says verbatim when they cant remeber Ascii

Originally Posted by Bramiozo

You base the marketpotential of idn's or any other product merely on your own consumerprofile ? The only thing that matters is, do people who have the need to type in japanese characters also have the possibility; the answer is yes.

Originally Posted by IDN Facts By Olney

I'd like to clear up some things about IDN Domains which some are talking about the commercial success of IDN Domains instead of informing the NP community about exactly why IDN Domains are needed. ????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=203323 IDN Domains are greatly needed for countries that's language is not based on the latin language. Technology issues is what held IDN Domains back but IE which was the biggest factor in the countries not adapting IDN Domains is going to resolve the issues with the release of IE7 I'll try to answer some IDN related questions here as posted but I will try to post info on common misconceptions as I see. I'm an American SEO consultant, & web site developer fluent reading & writing in Japanese. (My reading is better than my writing but you get the point). I'll talk about IDN Domains for the average Japanese person. I have been doing research on the internet use of Japanese since September of last year. Except for the US most other countries was late getting on the internet. Most simple dot coms are already registered. Japan made the dot jp extension to accomodate for this but truthfully if you are Japanese there's a problem that others can't see that arises. It might sound really hard to believe but this is said with research from native Japanese. Japanese people living in Japan can not remember ASCII domain names. This is a fact. IDN Domains allows them to type the domain in native Japanese. Also there is the search engine (SEO) value. Any ASCII domain has about as much potential to rank for Japanese keywords because the actual native keyword is not in the domain. With IDN Domains the actual keyword (native) is there. On Japanese blogs Japanese SEOs are noticing that the search engine algorithms are changing to boost Japanese IDNs in the rankings. Google Japan & Yahoo Japan also made IDN Domains show up properly in search results. Japanese don't do type ins currently because the URLs are in ASCII form. They know they can't spell a lot of them correctly. A Japanese word spelled in English can be spelled multiple ways. Even the word Tokyo is actually Toukyou in Japanese if I spelled it the way I world write it. For a Japanese to go to a web site. This is the process. They go to their bookmark of Google Japan or Yahoo! Japan. & type in the web site's name in Japanese. This exact pattern I have seen over & over every single day watching that no matter what URL I give them or site they want to go to, Japanese do it this way only because they can not remember how to spell every URL. ????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=203323 The advertisements in Tokyo for IDN Domains is usually stating "Finally easy to remember Domain names". For a company this is a big issue. For users this is a big issue. There's more & I know many will ask questions like: But they have to switch over the encode on they keyboard. Japanese can switch over the encode with one single button, & truthfully I switch the encode but found out they actually don't even have to. They can type in the extension the same as switching to the right Chinese characters. I keep hearing about an IDN keyboard. Japanese use a normal keyboard just like in English. Mentally they use the English letters to type in their language but Japanese NEVER EVER PHYSICALLY SEE their own language in Roman letters. I promote IDNs to anyone who is interested in learning about them. Many domainers have roots in other countries or see that IDN Domains is a parallel of domaining in English in multiple languages. Will this be an instant winfall? By no means no. I fully expected when I started registering domains that it should be at least 1 or 2 years after IE7 is released before IDN Domains are in full use. The site I created about IDN Domains gave people a chance to look over the reality of them & see if they would like to be a part of it at it's infancy. I posted on my site that NP since it has a wide range of young people has the most potential for users to "get" the concept of IDN Domains. Sedo, NameDrive, Microsoft, Apple, Google, Yahoo & other companies see the value in them too (as far as user value). Most info about the progress of IDN Domains will not be presented in English because most will just assume that domains in Romain letters is the standard & everyone is used to it. They might be "used" to it but can't fully function with them like a person from a country that uses Romain letters. This is a fact. Asians that are Asian American, & Asians not able to function in English are two seperate entities. Any questions or comments just post them I'll try to answer some as I have time. I only am limited in my knowledge about the Chinese firewall thing... __________________

[white_crane]

Originally Posted by Dan Friedman

Let's say I buy an IDN.. Now, how the hell do I type it in? I don't have those Japanese characters on my keyboard, and I don't want to remember xn--g4rB4g3-crAp.com.

You're going to have to learn Japanese.

That's what Japanese people do to access ascii English webssites, they learn a little English.
????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=203323

Of course you aren't going to do it well, or at all.

And this just proves why IDNs are so necessary.

[bookatechie]

Sois this an e-book or a tutorial? ... I thought tutorials are about 10 pages max and e-books are ... well about as long as a book should be.

[DNWizardX9]

Originally Posted by Dan Friedman

Let's say I buy an IDN.. Now, how the hell do I type it in? I don't have those Japanese characters on my keyboard, and I don't want to remember xn--g4rB4g3-crAp.com.

I hope you didn't graduate college..... as your brain seems mighty hollow about the other parts of the world.

[thegenius1]

Originally Posted by bookatechie

Sois this an e-book or a tutorial? ... I thought tutorials are about 10 pages max and e-books are ... well about as long as a book should be.

????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=203323
The free version is a tutorial , if you would like to get the full version it is a ebook that includes tutorials.

Red pill or Blue pill idnebook.com or idntutorials.com

Tutorial

An instructional book or program that takes the user through a prescribed sequence of steps in order to learn a product. Contrast with documentation, which, although instructional, tends to group features and functions by category.

[designsector]

Edit: Nvm wrong thread.