How many newt GTLD domains do think you will acquire in the next year?

[garptrader]

There are some interesting new extensions but basically too many being released at one time. How much is an end user going to pay for Keyword.(new TLD) when they have many other options available for reg fee? Perhaps many years from now an aftermarket will develop for some of these new TLDs but at the moment I view these new TLDs as extremely speculative. Consequently at the moment I do not plan to acquire any (ZERO = 0).

 

[homebuyer]

.Name Respawns

I will acquire the same number of new gTLDs as I did with the .name -- 0

 

[Canopie]

In the short term, I think they might explode due to all the hype and promoting that's going on.

In the long term, I think they will fail just like all the gtlds that came out long before. Nothing but hype.

I will see how the market goes and play it just like the stock market.

 

[south]

< 1

 

[cdawgz28]

I'm gonna make a list of one word things that fit certian extensions and if they are there i'll pull the trigger on em if not I won't reach for anything

 

[Kate]

It's already hard enough to sell good .com, and whatever will be left is leftovers... I'm not buying any.

 

[myleene]

0.

If they help drop .com, .net or .org renewal prices I'm all for it though. They'll be even easier to retain in a portfolio.

 

[forge]

< 1

Once you acquire your < 1 new gTLD would you be interested in a trade?

 

[sofiapartner]

0 if i dont win some vegas jackpot. Then maybe i will buy 1.

 

[4pm]

100-200


edited: probably more.. depending on renewal fees

 

[loredan]

I'll try to get one or two for personal use. Just bear in mind that most of these registrars are owned by some of the big domain sharks out there and I highly doubt that us, mortals will ever get the chance to register a decent name.

They'll probably sell the popular keywords as premiums to big companies and you're welcome to get any leftovers.

 

[cdawgz28]

I might also get a .wine one for myself

 

[Canopie]

And who knows how much these new gtlds will cost to register..

 

[-EM-]

I think some good keywords will be reserved for later promotion by the registries, also after landrush and sunrise periods I don't think anything good will be left, I may go for a few hacks only.

 

[Jasonn]

not a single one...i don't even intend to visit any sites that use them.

 

[BrandChimp]

There are selling those like it was wine.com web.com but in fact you better go get yourname.web.com for free lol

Its simple.

Phone Number:
(1)-888-888-8888

Domain Name:
SuperCoolSite.(com)
SuperCoolSite.(co)
SuperCoolSite.(net)

New GTLDs:
SuperCool.(WeBsite)

So New Phone Number would be like:
(123456)-888-888-8888

L(DOT)O(DOT)L

 

[GoKaizen]

It's already hard enough to sell good .com, and whatever will be left is leftovers... I'm not buying any.

Yes, sooo true!

 

[Traveler]

Depends on if I can find any good ones that are not held back.

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There are selling those like it was wine.com web.com but in fact you better go get yourname.web.com for free lol

Its simple.

Phone Number:
(1)-888-888-8888

Domain Name:
SuperCoolSite.(com)
SuperCoolSite.(co)
SuperCoolSite.(net)

New GTLDs:
SuperCool.(WeBsite)

So New Phone Number would be like:
(123456)-888-888-8888

L(DOT)O(DOT)L

I don't really agree with that comparison, the new GLTDs would allow for shorter domain names not longer ones.

Instead of supercoolsite.com, it could just be supercool.site

 

[BrandChimp]

Depends on if I can find any good ones that are not held back.

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I don't really agree with that comparison, the new GLTDs would allow for shorter domain names not longer ones.

Instead of supercoolsite.com, it could just be supercool.site

The TLD is the extension.

I prefer typing a long domain and add .co and the end. Its easier to type and to remember.

I put the dot and the end of the phrase. Not in . The middle

 

[RU]

New gTLDs Prices Are Too High!