域名|Chinese Perspective

The AI graphic you included in your post is in Japanese.

MSN-Domains said:

@Kassey Lee

How big is the AI conversation in mainland China at the moment.

I've seen at least 5 Chinese owned self-driving car startups most recent Roadstar.ai

2x Multi-billion dollar business parks being built to home new AI companies

Onamae.com recently added .ai to their registrar - my question is do you see this extension being used via main-stream media outlets in mainland china?

Have you seen or come across the extension in public i.e advertised on a building or car
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The government recently made learning AI mandatory in a school curriculum.

China's stance from my western perspective is China is all-in on AI. They're betting everything but the kitchen sink it seems on this technological evolution and want to be #1
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Kassey Lee said:

Here are some possible combinations off the top of my head.

BWZ
不外走 (don't go outside)
不武争 (don't resolve conflict with force)
步稳重(walk steadily)
不微赚 (make no small profit)

There may be many more possibilities. Branding with letters or numbers is an art which requires a lot of thinking.

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how u come to know that this BWZ is saying these things, from where u get this info.
不外走 (don't go outside)
不武争 (don't resolve conflict with force)
步稳重(walk steadily)
不微赚 (make no small profit)

Umesh1 said:

how u come to know that this BWZ is saying these things, from where u get this info.

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That's old info. These days I use the Chinese Input Method Editor installed on Windows and get many combinations. For example.

Kassey Lee said:

That's old info. These days I use the Chinese Input Method Editor installed on Windows and get many combinations. For example.

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do u think, right now in 2018 its good to sell chinese names domain, if not then what u think is good for selling right now , as i am trying to sell my first domain name, so figuring out all the stuff first.

thanks

While it still may be speculation, I have noticed a ton of domains (VR+NNN and NNN+VR) being registered in China.

Umesh1 said:

do u think, right now in 2018 its good to sell chinese names domain,

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If you have good names, buyers will find you, otherwise you can try domain brokers in China.

VRDomainNames said:

While it still may be speculation, I have noticed a ton of domains (VR+NNN and NNN+VR) being registered in China.

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I have not come across any real use of such domains.

Kassey Lee said:

I have not come across any real use of such domains.

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Hi,
Lee
Actually i dont know this is right way to ask you, but as i am new in this field and waiting for my first sale, so learning new things here, i want to know ur views about this, as u know the game very well, can u plz put some light on this domain, is it right or not.

RemoveSpectacles.com

As i have researched it (Spectacles) has over 1 million searchs in keyword planner and competition is also very high.

So plz let me know.
Thanks

This is a sub-forum dedicated to China related issues. You'll get more suggestions by asking it in the main forum.

If you can identify potential customers to use this domain to build website, then it has value.

a5a6.com was sold recently in China for 17,000 yuan (about $2,550), showing quite a good price for a 4C domain. Source: https://news.ename.cn/article/info?id=112495

i have a couple of idn in .com but havent got a clue what they mean

what do these mean?

xn--74m.com

xn--74x.com

I have a few domain names targeted to Chinese buyers. What do you think about these domain names?

FaDa88.com (发达发发)
FuGui88.com (富贵发发)
131420.love (一生一世爱你)
1420.love (一世爱你)
20184.love (爱你一辈子)
3020.love (想你爱你)
5320.love (我深爱你)
53320.love (我深深爱你)
love520.love (Love我爱你)
YuanFen.love (缘份)
Xun.chat (讯)

platey said:

what do these mean?

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Type the domain in address bar of your browser to get the Chinese character, then try Google Translate or Yabla.com.
https://chinese.yabla.com/chinese-english-pinyin-dictionary.php?define=+拼

Kassey Lee said:

Type the domain in address bar of your browser to get the Chinese character, then try Google Translate or Yabla.com.
https://chinese.yabla.com/chinese-english-pinyin-dictionary.php?define=+拼

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thanks for the info

henrypcyeung said:

What do you think about these domain names?

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If you have done your research on potential buyers before you acquired these domains, then have confidence in your selection. People may say a certain domain is worthless, but the one who has done the research knows it's valuable.

These words from Rick Schwartz explain why I refrain from giving opinion on value of domains:

"And as far as valuations go, the ONLY valuation that counts is YOURS!"

(Source: http://www.ricksblog.com/2018/06/ol...-our-accomplishments-shall-not-be-diminished/)

Kassey Lee said:

These words from Rick Schwartz explain why I refrain from giving opinion on value of domains:

"And as far as valuations go, the ONLY valuation that counts is YOURS!"

(Source: http://www.ricksblog.com/2018/06/ol...-our-accomplishments-shall-not-be-diminished/)

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Not totally sure if this article is good or me being 2 optimistic ? WeChat launches new shopping function that lets you shop on JD.com with just a few clicks “Now simply by entering consumer product related keywords into the search box at the top of the WeChat homepage or the search function in the “Discover” tab, top search results popping up are product pages JD.com.” The shopping function, however, works on clear and unambiguous keywords and but not queries or more complex phrases. According to a PingWest report, the shopping results didn’t appear when entering the query “which one is better, Mentholatum or NIVEA?” or the keywords “book on artificial intelligence.”
Hmmm owning the keyword registration is a powerful marketing tool would/will owning the keyword registration be an advantage in early stage AI search results
https://technode.com/2018/06/14/wechat-jd-shopping/

Social shopping is becoming the preferred way of buying stuff on the internet. Here's an excellent presentation "How China is changing the future of shopping" by Angela Wang

Kassey Lee - what do you think about the domain Khata888.com? Khata is supposed to be exact spelling chinese ceremonial scarf if I am researched correctly. Also triple 8's for prosper.

Any value?

Shuttlepro said:

Khata is supposed to be exact spelling chinese ceremonial scarf if I am researched correctly

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Khata is not Pinyin and Baidu has not given me any insight into it. 888 is a number favored by domain investors, but as far as I can see, I have not come across any leading Chinese company using such pattern. Why such pattern is so popular remains as a myth to me. If you can find an end user in China, your domain will be very valuable. Therefore, do your research before acquiring any domain.

Kassey Lee said:

Social shopping is becoming the preferred way of buying stuff on the internet. Here's an excellent presentation "How China is changing the future of shopping" by Angela Wang

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I am hoping that as it spreads into the West even more then my SinglesDay.cn will find a buyer, probably from China realizing that the domains will have to be in English other than Pinyin or the occassional Chinese character domain.

wot said:

I am hoping that as it spreads into the West even more then my SinglesDay.cn will find a buyer, probably from China realizing that the domains will have to be in English other than Pinyin or the occassional Chinese character domain.

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That Chinese companies don't use English brand+domain is just a myth. However, a set of names on both .com and .cn (e.g. SinglesDay.com + SinglesDay.cn as a set) will be most attractive to startups in China, imho.

Kassey Lee said:

That Chinese companies don't use English brand+domain is just a myth. However, a set of names on both .com and .cn (e.g. SinglesDay.com + SinglesDay.cn as a set) will be most attractive to startups in China, imho.

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Yes I know, have sold a few.

I have SinglesDay.com.cn but the .com is a well established dating site.

Shuttlepro said:

Khata is supposed to be exact spelling chinese ceremonial scarf if I am researched correctly.

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Not exactly. This term is from Tibetan Buddhism. And unlike Wikipedia says, everybody (or pretty much every Tibetan lama i know) spells it like katak or katakh or something like this.

Kassey Lee said:

Social shopping is becoming the preferred way of buying stuff on the internet. Here's an excellent presentation "How China is changing the future of shopping" by Angela Wang

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Beijing Wants to Rewrite the Rules of the Internet
https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2018/06/zte-huawei-china-trump-trade-cyber/563033/