so when this tld domain thing got announced, i picked up blögs.com but yet to take the time to do anything with it... potential or let it go?
blögs.com - Potential or Crap?
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Every dime you spend on branding it would go towards blogs.comComment
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well, I think there are two types of branding, visual and audio....it would have to be a pure visual branding campaign, people would have to see blogZ.com over and over and over again, so they knew it was Z
kinds of like camz.com, the z on the end has an excellent brand nowComment
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Yea that's what I'm thinking.. not to get off his topic. But I recently picked up a big keyword domain with a "z" in it instead of the "s" for the video game industry. I want to develop a site on it, but there is already a site on the "s" domain so I'm kinda torn if I should use it or not.well, I think there are two types of branding, visual and audio....it would have to be a pure visual branding campaign, people would have to see blogZ.com over and over and over again, so they knew it was Z
kinds of like camz.com, the z on the end has an excellent brand now
I figure I could heavily push the "z" to brand it. but word of mouth traffic would likely go to the "s" domain. Same with type in traffic.In November, you can vote for America's next president or its first dictator.Comment
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The ö is accented with a mutation or affection commonly found in Germanic languages & is referred to as an umlaut. You type it by holding the alt key & typing 148.
the domain blögs.com is an IDN, Internationalized domain name. The equivalent you see, xn--blgs-6qa.com is punycode which maps the native characters to the browser.Comment
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As far as visual branding goes, and more explanation on IDN, check out my website
http://www.bööbs.com/about_boobsComment
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In that case I know all those little teenager kids like to play with that suff in chats.. Maybe market it to them as "the hip" place to have a blog that only the cool kids will know how to reach.The ö is accented with a mutation or affection commonly found in Germanic languages & is referred to as an umlaut. You type it by holding the alt key & typing 148.
the domain blögs.com is an IDN, Internationalized domain name. The equivalent you see, xn--blgs-6qa.com is punycode which maps the native characters to the browser.In November, you can vote for America's next president or its first dictator.Comment
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Or market it to germans, or turks, or any other origins that utilize germanic vowelsComment
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how the hell does that work?TAEMDLRMSKRJIXMRLSMRJ.Comment
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Not true.
ö is a completely different letter to o.
blögs.com is worthless imho.. it just looks stupid to my eyes. It's comparable to 'Possy' which you'd want to mean 'pussy'
I personally own tylsää.fi and tylsaa.fi (means boring).
I'm still yet to develop them though.Last edited by Jakke PNG; 03-20-2007, 02:46 AM...and I'm off.Comment
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Yeah..or it's the last letter of the scandinavic alphabet, and bööbs is just dumb. lol.The ö is accented with a mutation or affection commonly found in Germanic languages & is referred to as an umlaut. You type it by holding the alt key & typing 148.
the domain blögs.com is an IDN, Internationalized domain name. The equivalent you see, xn--blgs-6qa.com is punycode which maps the native characters to the browser...and I'm off.Comment
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I can see some value in it because the sites name is so short and official looking, but pretty useless in all other aspects.Comment
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Did GFY "URLise" that or did you? The actual linked site is the encoded version, which kinda defeats the purpose.As far as visual branding goes, and more explanation on IDN, check out my website
http://www.bööbs.com/about_boobs
I'll try typing just the URL here and see what happens ---> http://www.bööbs.com/about_boobs
edit: interesting, looks like vbulletin encodes the URL.Comment
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no, vbulletin had nothing to do with it. You can use native characters or punycode. Reason it works with vbulletin is because native characters are unicode, or utf. If you typed the native characters onto an html page coded in iso or something other than utf-8, then there could be errors in browser mapping. When you use the punycode as the link, it shows the native characters in the browser as well as the on mouseover, etc.. only place you see the punycode is in the source code.Did GFY "URLise" that or did you? The actual linked site is the encoded version, which kinda defeats the purpose.
I'll try typing just the URL here and see what happens ---> http://www.bööbs.com/about_boobs
edit: interesting, looks like vbulletin encodes the URL.
http://xn--bbs-snaa.com/ <-- look at status bar
http://bööbs.com/Last edited by spacedog; 03-20-2007, 07:23 PM.Comment
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On another note.. don't beat yourself over the head on this.
punycode or native characters are both the same & are only different to human eyes, but to browsers & search engines, etc.. it is only the native characters they see.
SE see's it as bööbs
http://www.google.de/search?hl=de&q=...%C3%B6bs&meta=
basically you get 2 domains that are one, so to speakComment
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