Booking.yeah? Commercial.

[BrandChimp]

I just saw a tv ads from Booking.com.
Booking.com
Booking.yeah!

But .yeah is not a tld lol

It reminds me the sony slogan.
Make.believe

It looks like that I see .whatever everywhere! Sometimes its.mistakes and sometimes not. If you want people to hunderstand that its a website you should use an extension not a word lol.

 

[DigitalUnleash]

Do you really believe that there's more than...30% of non-technical consumers that believe there is any other TLD's than com/org/net ?

T.

 

[Alice Wonder Miscreations]

Do you really believe that there's more than...30% of non-technical consumers that believe there is any other TLD's than com/org/net ?

T.

Doesn't matter what they believe now, it's what they hear and the links the click.

and yes, I suspect more than 30% of Internet users have seen things like no_url_shorteners.

 

[DigitalUnleash]

Doesn't matter what they believe now, it's what they hear and the links the click.

and yes, I suspect more than 30% of Internet users have seen things like no_url_shorteners.

I agree with the first part, but the average net user doesn't look at the end of a url, or care about it, or know anything about it for that matter, lived with my girlfriend for 6 years, she still thinks a TLD is an STD.

 

[DU]

I agree with the first part, but the average net user doesn't look at the end of a url, or care about it, or know anything about it for that matter, lived with my girlfriend for 6 years, she still thinks a TLD is an STD.

How many STDs she think you have?

 

[Alice Wonder Miscreations]

I agree with the first part, but the average net user doesn't look at the end of a url, or care about it, or know anything about it for that matter, lived with my girlfriend for 6 years, she still thinks a TLD is an STD.

between .com, .net, .edu, .gov, .org - even non techie users know the last part of a FQDN is important.

 

[kubativity]

This ad baffled confused me.

 

[BrandChimp]

I like the nGTLDs because short memorable keywords are still cheap.

If I'm running a radio station at jazz [dot] radio with a chat room at jazz [dot] chat - that is a lot easier for mobile users to type into their browsers than TodaysJazzRadio [dot] com and UltimateJazzChat [dot] com.

.com is nice to have but I would rather have a short domain name on a ngTLD than a funky multi-word .com - and sorry, but not everyone with an idea they want to monetize has the budget domainers want for memorable dot.com's - I'd rather put that money into advertising and marketing where it will earn me a measurable return. There's no easy way to measure the return of an expensive dot.com over a less expensive ngTLD.

1 .com or .xyz = Anything on one website. With the new web templates it's just too easy to switch from /chat to /blog...

PremiumKeywords.whyitssolong are all taken. There is a .com button on any mobile device that it makes it easyer to type an web address.

I don't like the idea of buying more than one .whyitssolong at about $30 to 55k a year (premium..) for one website...

I think they are great for advertisment like in the old days with "Go visit www.keywordbrand.com/thedeal"

Right now there is a huge demand for 5 and 6 letter brandable .com and they are selling for less than 3k (save tones of money on narketting..).

I just sold OLime.com last week.

 

[Alice Wonder Miscreations]

A lot of mobile devices don't have a .com button. I think the default android keyboard use to, but I haven't seen .com button on any of my android devices in some time.