.mobi Foreign Language, Top Keywords

[Jackie]

This is amongst my first posts in the MOBI Forum, drum roll please. :bah: I have found some top keywords available in other languages such as Spanish within the .mobi namespace. All other gTLDs are taken, and also .US. Which are the best languages outside of English to reg, and would it be worth the reg fee for top keywords in foreign languages in .mobi?

 

[italiandragon]

Good point, for those that haven't discovered digitalpoint.com yet, they have a great tool, it gives you wordtracker and OVT results. The wordtracker is only for US searches but for OVT you can choose your "market" (country) for specific foreign languages.

Happy Hunting!

http://www.digitalpoint.com/tools/suggestion/

hi, is it good a name with OVT 6300 everyday?

I have never seen OVT results per day...

Did you see end-user buyers of US or UK cities? Show me. If you have major Italian cities, I could be interested.

For sure, there won't be a secondary market as developped as in English and it's less liquid. It's a mid-term, long-term shot.

you are right....I just don`t have time to think anymore...

I had PLENTY of HIGH (over 30,000) OVT names but did not reg because skeptical of italian words.

So at least got some good cities. Obviously not Roma or Milano since they are Premium/reserved but some in the top 30 are mine.

 

[circa1850]

I have Italian cities.....so what?

Where are the buyers? No one cares about italian names. Prove me wrong PLEASE.

Got Venice or Venezia?

I have already turned down an offer for STRAD.MOBI and it has not been regged that long.

It was not a great offer, I know the value of violins, and I also know the international appeal of classical musical instruments.

Do you want someone to care about your names? Develop them. If you have some great travel destinations, they are begging to be developed. Put them out there into the publics eye. I will be happy to help promote them. That is a goal of mine also. Make someone care about the Italian names. I've been looking for Italian cities. Yeah they are gone. You got em, some other folks have got them. There are many words with international appeal. Who has CIAO, TUSCANY, BELLA? I don't see any sites.

Don't doubt for a moment that in time I will develop Doges and Dolci.

LOOK FOR DUAL CITIZENSHIP!

Look for words that have common meanings and spellings in the US and abroad. Creates a larger market.

Here are some I just found:

BIERKRUG.MOBI (Beer Mug, but it means something to us early pottery collectors)
STRUDEL.MOBI (who doesn't like apple strudel, blueberry strudel, blackberry strudel...YUM YUM!)
SCHUSS.MOBI (German for fast and that's the sound something makes as it whizzes by)
BISCOTTI(O).MOBI (hugely popular searched term in both the US and abroad and make a wonderful bakery site for those Italian treats)
REGATA.MOBI (not only is this the proper Italian spelling, it is also a very common typo for regatta)