Jingling .me domains are impossible to forget
While move.me is still a premium name waiting to be released, moveme.com is already doing its business in the United Kingdom: Need help moving? Just call them on 0845 071 2600 (12:30 – 6:30pm, Mon – Fri). They may not be the quickest kids on the block but they now something about marketing. British simply […]
Another recycling product, the topic we discussed less than two month ago. Found in ASDA (a brand of Wal-Mart) a simple green bag wearing simple message: use me re-use me & try not to lose me love the environment. love my bag ASDA This bag is made from 100% recycled plastic If this bag breaks […]
As our earlier article predicted, .ME.UK is phasing out. So freetest.me.uk, a free chlamydia testing distributor soon will become test.me: Expect more .me.uk to fall and .me to rise, because, in marketing, the good name makes a big difference.
In London of course, where else, will you find the best of ~me~ branded stuff? This time a bench in Hyde park with “Always ~ me” note:
As found on gg.ly, “hey! everybody! pay attention to me!”: An interesting bug, any idea of what is it campaigning for?
Dot Me guys are going to Sydney too: Have you spotted an ice-creature featuring Ice4.me in the desert? Join in the fun, and build more of .you.
If you are into formal specification of your IT products or just need to discuss things with technical people in their language, yUML.me site can get pretty handy. Just jot your diagram and then share with other parties over the web, on you blog, in e-mail as PDF, etc:
Caught in London Southwark, not far from Tower Bridge, a cab advertising Chaumet, Bond Street and Harrods: “Catch me … if you love me”. Catch.me seems to be all over the place. Looks like an old good Hollywood movie is making it back. .ME registry is featuring ‘Catch .Me If You Can’ This June on […]
Still a bit of a mystery, Brands-and-Jingles tries to crack, but Germans love .ME. Maybe it can be explain by the fact that there is very little difference between .de and .me. Let’s hope that German.Me will provide the answer soon. Anyhow, Eyelight Dot Me, a project by Simon Schießl and Felix Hardmood Beck, uses […]
The Economist’s KAL’s cartoon is featuring Mr Obama who is trying to get through a dangerous crowd with special interests shouting “We welcome your proposals”: “Excuse me! Can anyone tell me if this is the path to comprehensive and affordable health care?”
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