Not sure if any of you noticed lately, but I'm starting to see a lot more .TV's being advertised on TV (go figure).
It's interesting because they seem to be "informational" type sites about existing products or services.... Why didn't they just use a dot info (as the thinking would go? And heck, dot info's are real cheap right now. My guess is "TV" has been at the end of URL's (dell.com/tv) being advertised on TV for so long that "the recognition" factor when advertising on TV is much higher if you use a dot tv
Tell you what. Generic TV's is where it's going to be at. The sites I'm seeing on TV right now are two worder's. Not that "easy" to remember. My bet is that single word .TV's are going to command a premium. Not a big newsflash but something to think about when buying dot tv names.
It's interesting because they seem to be "informational" type sites about existing products or services.... Why didn't they just use a dot info (as the thinking would go? And heck, dot info's are real cheap right now. My guess is "TV" has been at the end of URL's (dell.com/tv) being advertised on TV for so long that "the recognition" factor when advertising on TV is much higher if you use a dot tv
Tell you what. Generic TV's is where it's going to be at. The sites I'm seeing on TV right now are two worder's. Not that "easy" to remember. My bet is that single word .TV's are going to command a premium. Not a big newsflash but something to think about when buying dot tv names.
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