i forget where loan.com etc. was sold at. i want to check out price ranges.
Sedo.com reports some high profile sales frequently. If you want the link to a domainforum where you can sell it or at least get some more into the art of selling domains let me know.
I never really notice. If I search for something on yahoo or google, I click on the results that look most relevant, I hardly ever notice the domain name, much less the extension.
Lots of times because I own several of them. But what does it matter if you're getting SE traffic? I mean as long as they click through the link, the domain name might as well be fdsfd6sbfdsiee33h3hfe.org
Lots of times because I own several of them. But what does it matter if you're getting SE traffic? I mean as long as they click through the link, the domain name might as well be fdsfd6sbfdsiee33h3hfe.org
well it shouldnt matter, but for branding reasons it does for me.
Can you elaborate on the internal branding debate in which you are engaged?
i cant get into details on mine specifically considering i am still in limbo with the deal but:
if my company name is "skull inc" and the only .com domain avail is "theskull.com" and i could obtain "skull.org" i would rather spend the extra $ for "skull.org".
I visit slashdot.org regularly, and aadl.org (my local library's site) irregularly. Their extension doesn't matter to me. I'm sure I visit quite a few from google links, but I'm not paying enough attention to the domains to remember them. It would be unusual for me to type in a .org I didn't know, unless I was trying to guess the domain of a specific organization...I wouldn't just try a generic .org name. I do have some generic .orgs, the best of which gets a couple dozen uniques per day, but most are quite marginal.
i cant get into details on mine specifically considering i am still in limbo with the deal but:
if my company name is "skull inc" and the only .com domain avail is "theskull.com" and i could obtain "skull.org" i would rather spend the extra $ for "skull.org".
Tough call, either way you'd lose traffic to people thinking it's skull.com. I'd consider buying skull.org, and register both theskull.com and theskull.org, then establish "theskull.org" as the primary site, so people mis-remembering it will be more apt to misremember it as "theskull.com" or "skull.org," which would redirect back to theskull.org.
Tough call, either way you'd lose traffic to people thinking it's skull.com. I'd consider buying skull.org, and register both theskull.com and theskull.org, then establish "theskull.org" as the primary site, so people mis-remembering it will be more apt to misremember it as "theskull.com" or "skull.org," which would redirect back to theskull.org.
hehe my example was actually pretty terrible, its very hard to explain without actually saying the name.
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<andy\code> A common typo.
<tatclass> the keys are like right next to each other.
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<anamexis> oh man
<anamexis> I was opening a coke, right
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<anamexis> and it exploded
<anamexis> ALMOST all over my keyboard
<anamexis> but I got it away just in time
<-- Beefpile has quit (sick fuckers)
<anamexis> :<
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