.mobi Local-Restaurants.mobi

[hawkeye]

With all the talk about GPS figuring into one's immediate location for searches, I think one of the new prime keywords to be, will be the word 'local'. I noticed an awful lot of regs with 'local' as the prefix too! So I picked up these two, as I think they fit nicely with the mobi concept -

Local-Restaurant.mobi
Local-Restaurants.mobi

I may even consider selling them as a pair. The non hyphed ones are of course gone, but to different owners. So having both plural and singular, would cover the spectrum, and early development could lead this to be a front runner in this market. Thoughts and advice appreciated.

 

[thinking1]

I like this pair alot. For hyphenated names they are great. I really hope GPS tracking will be available to a regular MOBI site designer soon. If you can have someone visit the site and have it pop up with local restaurants based on their current location that would be awesome.

 

[CharlieA]

Where's the hyphen on a cell phone?

 

[thinking1]

Where's the hyphen on a cell phone?

It's different from phone to phone. But if your phone has an url bar then it definitely has a hyphen somewhere to type in

 

[Don_OKC]

With all the talk about GPS figuring into one's immediate location for searches,

GPS addresses will be in the near future with my development of iGeo.mobi
Arkansas parks already have GPS coordinates listed but the characters are not xhtml friendly. I have not found a way to incorporate the GPS characters into xhtml-mp text and still validate. I'll find the solution soon because GPS and mobile device go hand in hand.