Hi Guys,
I have noticed that for some time whenever you mention a brand that consists ".tv" in its name, it is automatically handled by g_mail as a web address.
This sometimes leads to a situation where a brand mentioned in a newsletter, eg. examplebrand.tv, is linked to a page (domain name) that the company does not own, because they run their business at eg. examplebrandtv.co.xx
When you look at the source code of the message in g_mail, this brand names are not anchored, they are anchored by g_mail on-the-fly.
Which is good, because that is another good reason for running a business at .tv - the simplest and the least confusing web address. And the shortest available.
Another thing is that the editors of the vortals and these newsletters sometimes unintentionally put a dot in a examplebrand tv, making it examplebrand.tv and linked in your email. Because it is also natural for them and how they would like the brand names to be constructed - with this important dot.
From the marketing perspective, .tv names seem to be invaluable.
Have a good day,
Michal
I have noticed that for some time whenever you mention a brand that consists ".tv" in its name, it is automatically handled by g_mail as a web address.
This sometimes leads to a situation where a brand mentioned in a newsletter, eg. examplebrand.tv, is linked to a page (domain name) that the company does not own, because they run their business at eg. examplebrandtv.co.xx
When you look at the source code of the message in g_mail, this brand names are not anchored, they are anchored by g_mail on-the-fly.
Which is good, because that is another good reason for running a business at .tv - the simplest and the least confusing web address. And the shortest available.
Another thing is that the editors of the vortals and these newsletters sometimes unintentionally put a dot in a examplebrand tv, making it examplebrand.tv and linked in your email. Because it is also natural for them and how they would like the brand names to be constructed - with this important dot.
From the marketing perspective, .tv names seem to be invaluable.
Have a good day,
Michal