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I realize that .LTD is not a top level extension, but I think it makes a certain sense, is logical from a certain point of view. And maybe, in time, will catch on.

And there is still the opportunity to acquire good keywords. For instance, I recently registered:

exercise.ltd
rockandroll.ltd
selfies.ltd
cleveland.ltd
brunei.ltd
caymans.ltd
scuba.ltd

Am I just wasting my time (and money)?

Thank you for any feedback.
 
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Hmm, maybe they were available to hand register because no one wants them? Anyways, let me know when one of these gold domains sells for over $10k.
 
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some of these terms in other tlds that we have in the .LTD are

physician.com 179,000 USD 2017-01-23 Sedo
physician.us.com 2,990 USD 2011-01-13 Sedo
physician.info 10,500 USD 2006-03-28 Sedo

surgeon.us 1,000 USD 2015-05-28 GoDaddy
surgeon.org 19,000 USD 2012-03-21 Sedo
surgeon.asia 750 USD 2010-04-06 Sedo
surgeon.pro 1,750 USD 2010-03-17 Sedo
surgeon.net 21,000 USD 2007-07-24 T.R.A.F.F.I.C.

chiropractor.net 15,000 USD 2010-01-01 dnfolio

criminallawyer.com 115,000 USD 2011-10-19 DomainHoldings
criminallawyer.co.uk 2,464 USD 2011-01-05 Sedo

divorcelawyer.co 7,160 USD 2010-10-06 Private

immigrationlawyer.info 1,000 USD 2011-01-11 Sedo
immigrationlawyer.net 3,750 USD 2011-01-06 Sedo

condos.nyc 4,600 USD 2016-10-27 NameJet
condos.la 505 USD 2016-05-08 Flippa
condos.us 3,050 USD 2015-05-28 GoDaddy
condos.info 1,981 USD 2010-06-21 Sedo
condos.mobi 1,450 USD 2008-08-12 Sedo
condos.la 6,500 USD 2006-12-30 Sedo
 
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I guess you can't read
It's exact word match sales across all the tld's

So these terms in lots of tld's have a long history of sell in 4x to 6 x ranges
 
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Apparently you have zero understanding of what you are saying. None of these are even close to .LTD. Not a single one of those domains can be compared to .LTD. None. The extensions you quote are either the popular ones .com, .net, etc. Or make sense with the word, like condos.nyc and surgeon.pro. In .LTD, they make no sense.
 
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I guess you really can't read

.pro
.la
.info
.mobi
.co

All in the list

None are as good as .LTD imo

.com is KING and .net for a business, well with .inc coming and .LTD being here I would rate those as the best 4

.com 100% of value
.net/.inc/.ltd 25% of the .com

I like .LTD that much

And .inc is giving me wet dreams
 
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I guess you really can't read

.pro
.la
.info
.mobi
.co

All in the list

None are as good as .LTD imo

.com is KING and .net for a business, well with .inc coming and .LTD being here I would rate those as the best 4

.com 100% of value
.net/.inc/.ltd 25% of the .com

I like .LTD that much

And .inc is giving me wet dreams

You obviously live in a different world than the rest of us. Condos.LA makes sense...it is about condos in LA. Condos.LTD makes no sense, since condos are buildings, not companies. Surgeon.Pro makes sense...it is about a surgeon that is a pro. Surgeon.LTD makes no sense, since surgeons are people, not a company.
 
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The point is every big .inc will protective register their corp name in the future .inc and the next level of business is .ltd
Cool, then you should also buy some .inc .corp and .whatever to cover bases :)
The fact that these names were unregistered must mean they were asleep at the wheel :) (or maybe they just don't know it exists and they don't care)

So with so many lawyers all lined up to pay big bucks, a term like injurylawyer.ltd goes right to the front of the pack and gets a huge QS and more clicks cheaper than anyfirmname.com will ever see,
It's wishful thinking, even wealthy businesses don't throw a lot of money on domains except for really premium stuff (usually .com always).

Surgeon.ltd
Chiropractor.ltd
Physician.ltd

Just a few of our premiums
How many of those professionals are incorporated as limited companies ? Actually, many generics don't make sense in this TLD, unless they can be brand names ie apple, orange...
 
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You obviously live in a different world than the rest of us. Condos.LA makes sense...it is about condos in LA. Condos.LTD makes no sense, since condos are buildings, not companies. Surgeon.Pro makes sense...it is about a surgeon that is a pro. Surgeon.LTD makes no sense, since surgeons are people, not a company.

.LA is not Los Angeles it's one of the worse cc tld's it is LAOS

condos are often held in a LTD
Surgeon's are often an LTD

LTD is a major business acronym, it's one of the few tld's that make sense IMO

.LTD is a sleeping tld, now that we got some of the top cpc terms, it might wake others up

If not, let them sleep, we can develop and use to trim clients ppc costs greatly

So we may just change our policy from working with 1 professional in major cities due to have 1 developed similar keyword .com/net with usually a prefix to working with 2 professionals now that we control so many keywords in .ltd that we already develop in.

geo.keyword.tld is a money maker and while our intent today was not to develop we may just do that and change our only 1 profession in any market on our existing keyword portals

I'm amazed anyone that does business and domains can't see the simple value in .LTD

It's a natural business tld in our opinion
 
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.LA is not Los Angeles it's one of the worse cc tld's it is LAOS

condos are often held in a LTD
Surgeon's are often an LTD

You just don't get it. LA is a hack for Los Angeles. Just like .CO is now in common usage, even though it is technically a country code. And .io is used by tech firms, even though it's a country code.
And no, 'condos' aren't an LTD...maybe the company that owns the condos is an LTD, but in that case, they would be using their company name.
Again, surgeons aren't an LTD...the surgeon may own a medical firm, using either a company name or his own name as the firm's name...in which case, they would be using that name for the domain.
 
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Cool, then you should also buy some .inc .corp and .whatever to cover bases :)
The fact that these names were unregistered must mean they were asleep at the wheel :) (or maybe they just don't know it exists and they don't care)

I got prereg's in .inc I could care less about .corp or .company or .co

It's wishful thinking, even wealthy businesses don't throw a lot of money on domains except for really premium stuff (usually .com always).

Actually our biggest clients are all professionals who spend tens of thousands a month on dominating local ppc for these very keywords.

So while in the past we could only work with 1 client in a market due to having just 1 keyword portal so only one lucky professional got on our portal in that city, we can easily develop and put a 2nd client on it or use it to give existing clients another ppc slot by having a different portal to use that will deliver reduced cpc costs due to great QS scores these keywords will deliver

How many of those professionals are incorporated as limited companies ? Actually, many generics don't make sense in this TLD, unless they can be brand names ie apple, orange...

Almost every local professional is a LTD of some short, LLC, PLC or straight LTD

Ignore the tld, and keep registering in junk tld's that have no business meaning

haha
 
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You just don't get it. LA is a hack for Los Angeles. Just like .CO is now in common usage, even though it is technically a country code. And .io is used by tech firms, even though it's a country code.
And no, 'condos' aren't an LTD...maybe the company that owns the condos is an LTD, but in that case, they would be using their company name.
Again, surgeons aren't an LTD...the surgeon may own a medical firm, using either a company name or his own name as the firm's name...in which case, they would be using that name for the domain.


these hacks are junk and outside of a few low end cc's that have a connection like LA or CO to a marketing term that does not mean what domainers act like it does, the only natural business tld's are

.com commercial
.biz slang for business
.ltd LIMITED
.inc Incorporate

Sure you have way too long tld's like .company and .technology etc

but short and REAL business tld's those are the only 4 above

.net was network
.org was organization or non profit
.us is USA

.LTD is one of the first new tld's I liked enough to do a minor registration in

all the terms we got have sold in pretty much every tld so they all have values way above reg fees

LOL
 
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all the terms we got have sold in pretty much every tld so they all have values way above reg fees

Oh yeah, they are worth so much more, they were actually available to hand register! LOL No matter how many of us on here tell you that you are wrong, you aren't going to listen anyway...so go do what you want.
 
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Oh yeah, they are worth so much more, they were actually available to hand register! LOL No matter how many of us on here tell you that you are wrong, you aren't going to listen anyway...so go do what you want.

most here don't even know what an LTD is let alone know it's a new TLD that actually MEANS something to businesses

spoke to a bunch of my professional clients today, each one was amazed .LTD now exists and most only asked can they a LLC or PLC be ALLOWED to own it

so I explained it's one of the many new tld's but one of the only ones that means something in business, the other new tld's are useless for them

so now we have a few appointments with larger clients to see if they want to own a portal level tld instead of just being a geo on our existing portals

most likely most will just start to have a 2nd slot for ppc buys on our network

so as long as they have a 2nd office address in the same city, we can now take the 1st and 2nd ppc slot with these new tld's if we don't sell and just wheel some geo subs on them
 
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Almost every local professional is a LTD of some short, LLC, PLC or straight LTD
Sole traders too. Self-employed professionals are often unincorporated, especially outside America.
In the UK or Canada, they use Ltd, in the US it's different: Inc, LLC, Corp etc. In Australia, ZA etc they have PTY if I'm not wrong and it's just for the English-speaking countries. Other countries have different acronyms.
So it's a very fragmented landscape and .L.T.D is just another T.L.D among so too many to describe a company.

Side note: in the UK, eligible companies can register .ltd.uk or .plc.uk but .co.uk is the preferred extension, so these two are unpopular and little used.

I'm amazed anyone that does business and domains can't see the simple value in .LTD
Take the example of a British company. They are usually started as Ltd (can be one person I think), then as the company grows and business blossoms, there is a possibility (albeit remote) that the company will turn to a PLC in the future (to be listed on the stock exchange). If that happens, then the URL becomes obsolete and downright unusable. It must be ditched for something else. Good names should be future-proof. Ask the poor guys who have been running a business on top of Centralnic for more than 10 years.

If you want a good online brand it should be without unnecessary appendices like inc, corp, tld to the left of the dot or the TLD.
 
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I'm like TRUMP outside of the USA there is nothing but terrorists

haha
 
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spoke to a bunch of my professional clients today, each one was amazed .LTD now exists and most only asked can they a LLC or PLC be ALLOWED to own it

LOL Oh my gosh, I can't take you seriously anymore. A bunch of 'professional' clients were so amazed with a web address they just can't wait to ditch their current one for a brand new .LTD. :ROFL::ROFL::xf.laugh:
Seriously, the harder you try and make yourself sound big, the more I think of you as a one-man show, running your 'business' out of your basement. :xf.rolleyes:
 
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Am I just wasting my time (and money)?

Thank you for any feedback.

Yes probably. There isn't any ltd prior sales data. Which means Super Duper Speculative. And as others alluded too, not everything lends to a ltd AND more important few want to brand or underline the ltd. Its more of a legal thing.

For a real appraisail instead of extension hype:

Exercise biz retail sold for $170. Divide that by 1 to 1/2
Good Luck
 
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LOL Oh my gosh, I can't take you seriously anymore. A bunch of 'professional' clients were so amazed with a web address they just can't wait to ditch their current one for a brand new .LTD. :ROFL::ROFL::xf.laugh:
Seriously, the harder you try and make yourself sound big, the more I think of you as a one-man show, running your 'business' out of your basement. :xf.rolleyes:

Actually they have their own sites and yet pay me for ONE PAGE on a keyword portal for their industry.

Their page is a GEO, so when people see their ads, they see my keyword and get high CTR and their QS is high due to my keyword and the fact is most see 50% to 66% response ratios off my work.

So it's not ditching their sites, their sites exist and DO NOTHING they get all their leads from my portal.

So a few of the larger firms were told, hey we got this new tld and we MIGHT sell it if you want to switch your management from our portal to this.

Most asked due to bar rules, can they even OWN .tld for their niche of law when they are a LLC or PLC etc.

So while they're a type of LTD they have bar rules as to what they can use in their business.

So I explained most bar rules I've seen exclude internet marketing, but on TV or RADIO law firms much correctly identify themselves.

But each one was very interested in obtaining a keyword like this, since that is why they are on one of our portals in .com or .net

Anyway, the interest is there, but we're starting to see the legal and medical terms as new portals, so instead of one client in a city dominating local ppc for their term, we can have two or just offer a double it up SEM plan, legal marketing revolves around how much do my leads cost.

Less than 5% of lawyers can afford to dominate ppc in a local market, it's more for the top end of that type of practice in any market, the fact is lots of lawyers are starving and only firms with a proven ability have made enough to expand into local TV/Radio and google domination.

Anyway, we like the .LTD and thanks to this forum we learned it was open and so we took all the keywords we wanted in areas we already develop in.

So to us, they're well worth reg fees and if we develop instead of sell, well then they may never sell since once we put a couple of clients on any of them, the asset becomes worth an 8 year multiple of large yearly income streams and well worth way more than any names should sell for.

If the top .ltd sale is only 115K and put one PIA on say injurylawyer.ltd that has a 30K monthly sem budget well that makes us 10K A MONTH, so that's 120K a year and it would have an 8 year asset value so almost 1Mil from just 1 client in a minor market.

Our business model makes the names with development worth more than the names could be worth easily.

So the more we're looking at these gems, we're smiling and saying why not just keep and develop.

oh some of these lawyers and doctors do also HOST on our cloud since we have the fastest professional cloud hosting network their is and to be on our cloud starts at 250 a month and some firms are on our network on fully managed servers that start at 1K a month.

So professional hosting and sem is our core business and that's why these keywords .LTD were a natural registration for us.

I'm just glad this forum had a thread that alerted us to .LTD

I have no problem owning these keywords in what I think is a natural tld for us to own, invest and develop in for professional business use.

Sure we love .com and .net but it's our services that can make any of these new reg's major assets, you don't need many clients paying you thousands a month on just one domain to see how it is a valuable IP asset to your company.

As much as I would love to churn a few of these into sales NOW, the more I look at them the more I say develop and put high valued clients on them.
 
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Most asked due to bar rules, can they even OWN .tld for their niche of law when they are a LLC or PLC etc.

So while they're a type of LTD they have bar rules as to what they can use in their business.

So I explained most bar rules I've seen exclude internet marketing, but on TV or RADIO law firms much correctly identify themselves.

Let me get this straight...they are the lawyers, but they asked YOU whether there own profession's rules allow them to use .LTD!?!? Do you honestly expect me to believe that lawyers, professionals in their field, admitted to the bar...would actually have to ask you, rather then know or research on their own? I honestly don't believe a word you say at this point. Your posts are getting more and more absurd.
 
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