gtlds

Great SEO name, company rebranded to https://phone.systems/ already #8 in Google. Give that a few months and they will be number #1. Huge advantages with new TLDs.When I saw the Facebook update from industry veteran Jay Westerdal, I went to check out the business operating on Phone.Systems. I...

Great SEO name, company rebranded to https://phone.systems/ already #8 in Google. Give that a few months and they will be number #1. Huge advantages with new TLDs.When I saw the Facebook update from industry veteran Jay Westerdal, I went to check out the business operating on Phone.Systems. I...

What’s surprising is that it seems to be basing its business on a .technology domain name. As the listener pointed out, DXC.com now forwards to DXC.technology.So a $20 billion company is using DXC.technology, paid a big sum for DXC.com, and doesn’t own DXC.tech!Now, the merger just went through...

What’s surprising is that it seems to be basing its business on a .technology domain name. As the listener pointed out, DXC.com now forwards to DXC.technology.So a $20 billion company is using DXC.technology, paid a big sum for DXC.com, and doesn’t own DXC.tech!Now, the merger just went through...

In back-to-back tweets Rick shared his thoughts on .WEB which he thinks will get more registrations in its first 30 days than any other new gTLD. It’s hard not to listen when someone who has been in the domain industry since the very beginning highlights a new gTLD when he’s in general not a...

In back-to-back tweets Rick shared his thoughts on .WEB which he thinks will get more registrations in its first 30 days than any other new gTLD. It’s hard not to listen when someone who has been in the domain industry since the very beginning highlights a new gTLD when he’s in general not a...

Prior to rebranding, I was browsing the Branded.me terms and conditions page looking for an email address to contact. When I did, I found a reference under section 16, to [email protected]. What?? Seems someone’s typing skills went on auto pilot and added .com to the end of this email...

Prior to rebranding, I was browsing the Branded.me terms and conditions page looking for an email address to contact. When I did, I found a reference under section 16, to [email protected]. What?? Seems someone’s typing skills went on auto pilot and added .com to the end of this email...

The only thing that will measure the success of new gTLDs in general is when mass amounts of users begin to register them without the need for the .com. When both consumers and businesses begin to build their foundations on new gTLD domains without worry or concern for who may be the holder of...

The only thing that will measure the success of new gTLDs in general is when mass amounts of users begin to register them without the need for the .com. When both consumers and businesses begin to build their foundations on new gTLD domains without worry or concern for who may be the holder of...

New TLD operators are going to have to face the reality of the market. Some are still keeping ridiculous premiums on their domain names because they think the domains will be worth that much someday. When is that day? Are they comfortable not selling domains until that day? In many cases...

New TLD operators are going to have to face the reality of the market. Some are still keeping ridiculous premiums on their domain names because they think the domains will be worth that much someday. When is that day? Are they comfortable not selling domains until that day? In many cases...

A lot of things are playing out slowly with new top level domain names, including the adoption of so-called “.brand” domain names. These are domains such as .google and .mlb that are owned by brands.According to the site’s latest statistics, .568 .brand top level domain names have been delegated...

A lot of things are playing out slowly with new top level domain names, including the adoption of so-called “.brand” domain names. These are domains such as .google and .mlb that are owned by brands.According to the site’s latest statistics, .568 .brand top level domain names have been delegated...

Based on what I have read and heard, it seems like operators of the new domain name extensions can basically charge whatever they want for their domain names. I think most people assumed that the market would help dictate the price, but as one can see by observing the Uniregistry pricing...

Based on what I have read and heard, it seems like operators of the new domain name extensions can basically charge whatever they want for their domain names. I think most people assumed that the market would help dictate the price, but as one can see by observing the Uniregistry pricing...

People were registering lots of worthless short domains (random 5L dot coms, 6-7-8N dot coms and so on) and a lot of them were doing it using coupons through which registrars lost money.Registrars do this for marketing purposes, hoping that people will keep domains with them for years to come...

People were registering lots of worthless short domains (random 5L dot coms, 6-7-8N dot coms and so on) and a lot of them were doing it using coupons through which registrars lost money.Registrars do this for marketing purposes, hoping that people will keep domains with them for years to come...

I was going through statistics over at nTLDStats.com and noticed that Dot Theatre only had 149 registrations. My first instinct was “wow, it has over 18 times less regs than Dot Horse!” (I’d say that in the world of new gTLDs, you know you’ve hit rock bottom if you have less registrations than...

I was going through statistics over at nTLDStats.com and noticed that Dot Theatre only had 149 registrations. My first instinct was “wow, it has over 18 times less regs than Dot Horse!” (I’d say that in the world of new gTLDs, you know you’ve hit rock bottom if you have less registrations than...