It seems today there has been more auctions for .AL domains than I have seen in my entire time on NamePros. Any particular reason? What are your opinions on the extension?
Sorry about the late reply guys.@UXela , if you could share some knowledge / experience of how to make it easier to sell 2L.al to end users that would be greatful.
2 .al so far to end users.can i ask how many you sold to end users?
I got the Ov.al on Flippa the other day. I just like it. It rhymes with your avatarMy current .AL names are:
48.al
84.al
BF.al
JA.al
JJ.al
KP.al
KX.al
NB.al
RX.al
SZ.al
XQ.al
YU.al
PM if interested in any of these.
Yes it is a CHIP but also a "no brainer" abbreviation for the industry the buyer is covering.thats really great news for you
I assume its a chip yes?
good luck
Yes, I totally agree.Why are you saying .AL is a terrible ccTLD? It is an European country not some unknown island with hundreds of people.
In my opinion, .al is worth a look simply because it's a European TLD. In Europe the ccTLDs tend to rule but there are disparities from one country to another.
However, the .al TLD is not very mature presently.
it is a small market, and Albania is among the poorest countries of Europe.
Albania is already a member of NATO and it is candidate for EU membership. But this is not for the near future (and assuming the EU has not disintegrated in the meantime).
There is good potential in tourism too.
I would personally NOT set my sights on domain hacks or the mystical Chinese end user. Instead, consider domain names that could appeal to local end users. LL/LLL are always popular for use as corporate acronyms.
Obviously you need a long-term horizon here.
Keep in mind that the TLD is still immature, thus it cannot command high prices. And it will always be a small market.
Caution with the SEDO auctions! They will charge a flat 250$ on sales for special TLDsOnce is step on Sedo auction for LL or NN. The price won't be worse at all