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What do you think are the 2 best LL acronyms in .tv.

Here are my top 10:

1) us.tv (united States)
2) uk.tv (United Kingdom)
3) ca.tv (Canada or California)
4) de.tv (Germany)
5) ny.tv (New York)
6) la.tv (Los Angeles)
7) au.tv (Australia)
8) cn.tv (China)
9) jp.tv (japan)
10)kr.tv (korea)

Also, do you guys think the acronyms are better then the country names.
For example is de.tv more valuable than Germany.tv?

Also what are you guys top 10?
 
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tv.tv > all :imho:
 
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Jim,
Great thread. What valuation would you put for each with low renewal at both a reseller and end user level?

Best,
A

What do you think are the 2 best LL acronyms in .tv.

Here are my top 10:

1) us.tv (united States)
2) uk.tv (United Kingdom)
3) ca.tv (Canada or California)
4) de.tv (Germany)
5) ny.tv (New York)
6) la.tv (Los Angeles)
7) au.tv (Australia)
8) cn.tv (China)
9) jp.tv (japan)
10)kr.tv (korea)

Also, do you guys think the acronyms are better then the country names.
For example is de.tv more valuable than Germany.tv?

Also what are you guys top 10?
 
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Totally agree with your number one choice Jim.

US.tv

Would be my choice everytime.

If I'm not mistaken isn't the number two on the list, UK.tv, presently in pending delete and waiting for a big drop fight?


Personally, I would take UK.tv over UnitedKingdon.tv and DE.tv over Germany.tv/Deutschland.tv anytime.
 
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Sorry for offtop, but does anybody know what means ".tv reserved domains" in whois? Just checked ua.tv as an example
 
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Sorry for offtop, but does anybody know what means ".tv reserved domains" in whois? Just checked ua.tv as an example

That'll be the next auction or 'special' sale when .TV needs another fillip.


Date to be decided.
 
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Jim,
Great thread. What valuation would you put for each with low renewal at both a reseller and end user level?

Best,
A

It depends. If renewal were standard than you would have to say US.tv, UK.tv, would command $100,000 or more. To me those are by far the best 2. US.tv is better than America.tv, and UK.tv is better than Britain.tv or England.tv which I have.

In fact, I would put both US.tv and UK.tv in top 10 of all .tv names not just LL.tv.

All the others were go anywhere from 10K-$50K if renewal were standard.
Now everything changes if there is a premium.

Also, tv.tv even though it's a good name, I would not put it in the top 5, maybe top 10 though IMO.

Thanks, Jim
 
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Jim,
This thread may help provide some insight as well. Equity started this a while ago:

http://www.namepros.com/dot-tv/555410-random-opinion-valuation.html

Best,
A

It depends. If renewal were standard than you would have to say US.tv, UK.tv, would command $100,000 or more. To me those are by far the best 2. US.tv is better than America.tv, and UK.tv is better than Britain.tv or England.tv which I have.

In fact, I would put both US.tv and UK.tv in top 10 of all .tv names not just LL.tv.

All the others were go anywhere from 10K-$50K if renewal were standard.
Now everything changes if there is a premium.

Also, tv.tv even though it's a good name, I would not put it in the top 5, maybe top 10 though IMO.

Thanks, Jim
 
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I would put HD.tv and 3d.tv high on the list.
 
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uk.tv and jp.tv are far the best imo

but if you really think about it, if you managed to acquire them what would you do with uk.tv or jp.tv? seems to me the next user will just sit on the parked names glorified he managed to get them.

we'll see who acquired uk.tv on the 26th

Jason
 
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uk.tv and jp.tv are far the best imo

but if you really think about it, if you managed to acquire them what would you do with uk.tv or jp.tv? seems to me the next user will just sit on the parked names glorified he managed to get them.

we'll see who acquired uk.tv on the 26th

Jason

As the guy who purchased JP.tv @ the Sedo auction and dropped UK.tv this month, I have to say I agree that these are nice domains. DE.tv is nice too. I also have NY.tv which I like since I live there.

One has to be realistic however. The SEDO auction had as much publicity as you could possibly ever get, no meaningful reserves and non-premium renewal fees (e.g. the closest we are going to get to a real market in .tv land) and JP.tv (along with Japan.tv, Germany.tv, etc) all went in about the $10,000 range.

UK.tv was a $10K per year renewal. It made no sense at that price once market pricing had been revealed through the auction. And given what you see in the market, UK.tv is about a $10K domain once -- which means at the one-time premium renewal it is priced about right. Whoever is picking up the drop is getting a market price at best, not the steal of the century.

It is also a domain that seems incredibly amazing awesome, until you think a bit about the fact that: (a) nobody has really made the subdomain business on .tv work and (b) i am not sure how commercial a term it is.

Search "london" or "england" and the paid and unpaid results are substantially more commercial than "uk"

I could be wrong of course but that is how I saw it
 
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UK.tv was a $10K per year renewal. It made no sense at that price once market pricing had been revealed through the auction. And given what you see in the market, UK.tv is about a $10K domain once -- which means at the one-time premium renewal it is priced about right. Whoever is picking up the drop is getting a market price at best, not the steal of the century.

It is also a domain that seems incredibly amazing awesome, until you think a bit about the fact that: (a) nobody has really made the subdomain business on .tv work and (b) i am not sure how commercial a term it is.

I don't think the subdomain business works at all. I did recently learn that Missouri.me does it. This the only geo I know of that does it.

Personally, I don't think UK is a very commercial term. The odd think is that my brain wants to add "Gold" to the end of it. I think this speaks to the power of real branding. UKGold is far more powerful to me than UK.

As an Englishman I never even think of UK as something I would use. Sure it comes after .co. but that's about it. No one ever buys vacations to the UK. Most foreigners don't even know what constitutes the UK. People ask me if I'm from England. Talk about England (Scotland if they play golf) or Ireland (if they drink Guinness and not UK anyway)... occasionally they will say UK but ONLY when they're being intentionally generic. I don't think a website capturing "generic" is highly desirable.

In terms of the original thread.

I think me.tv is the gold standard.
I think us.tv is the second best domain in .tv period but I wouldn't expect it to be used as a CC.

I know every one is social networks are out etc etc but I don't think that all social networks have to be built the same way. People confuse an INTERACTIVE site with a Social Network.

US.TV has the potential to be an amazing interactive website.. It would be instantly memorable, instantly brandable... short at 2 letters but even then BE EASILY INTERPRETED. It would not be an acronym or take a extra brain synapse connection. Us.TV. IMMEDIACY. It's instant.

The modern market needs three things: INSTANT BRANDING. INSTANT ENGAGEMENT. INSTANT MEMORABILITY

(I need the TM symbol there if someone wants to add it - it's as relevant as the 14 character rule)

In terms of geo's I love NY.tv. NY is vibrant, it's bright, it's media. I don't like global/country 2 letter iso's. They're inferior to the full country imho (though have the advantage of being universal).

Again it speaks to immediacy. NY is always New York. It says New York.

JP - sure it's Japan... but at the same time it's not immediate. I don't know why anyone would prefer JP over JPN, or DE over DEU (ok, well that one I do), but what about Spain? ESP is far superior to ES in my mind.

So. My top three

me.tv
us.tv
ny.tv

I also like Depeche Mode and Doc Martens so DM.TV would be up there just like I'm sure old bearded rockers might like ZZ.

So much for not frickin posting here anymore... I'm such a damn loser.
 
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aussies may sometimes say 'UK'
 
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Personally, I don't think UK is a very commercial term. The odd think is that my brain wants to add "Gold" to the end of it. I think this speaks to the power of real branding. UKGold is far more powerful to me than UK.

As an Englishman I never even think of UK as something I would use. Sure it comes after .co. but that's about it. No one ever buys vacations to the UK. Most foreigners don't even know what constitutes the UK. People ask me if I'm from England. Talk about England (Scotland if they play golf) or Ireland (if they drink Guinness and not UK anyway)... occasionally they will say UK but ONLY when they're being intentionally generic. I don't think a website capturing "generic" is highly desirable.

yes, exactly. well put.
 
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Geo 2-L's will of course, always be extremely strong

but as television morphs into computer, and computers morph into television, I believe one of the absolute best, .tv domains would be PC.TV

Just my 2 cents :)
 
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