Jingling .me domains are impossible to forget
Though .ME may sound personal, the findings of the study presented below prove it is as much as professional. To take on this hypothesis, let us turn to LinkedIn, de facto the leading business directory. A simple search for “me” or “.me” (both returning the identical results) though limited to 1000 results reveals a lot […]
While official .ME auction were going at Sedo, hugg.me was sold last week via GoDaddy for whooping $25k.
It is not indicative, but for the record, below go known prices for four-letter .com names ending with “me”.
One of the U.K.’s leading insurers, SwiftCover, provider of home, motor, and travel insurances, a member of AXA group, and the owner of SwiftCover.com, despite all that, prefers to advertise on Facebook under a “don’t touch me” jingle:
A consortium of three domainers has successfully divested meet.me domain name for the new record price of $450,000.00 USD. The happy buyer Conference Plus already owns meetme.com and has huge plans for the name. Until now the company was best known for providing audio, web and video conferencing services.
According to WebHosting.info they have found only 846 gTLD domain names registered in Montenegro. Rank TLD Total Domains Market Share Net Gain/Loss 1 COM 636 75.1773 % (1) 2 NET 72 8.5106 % 0 3 ORG 65 7.6832 % 0 4 INFO 26 3.0733 % 0 5 BIZ 18 2.1277 % 0
Would you click on the banner advertising “Tempur-Pedic” products? The chances are very low you would. The company decided to adjust to this consumer behaviour and now promotes itself on Amazon with “Ask Me” jingle.
Popular British isme fashion and lifestyle catalogue has certainly one of the shortest and coolest “me” jingles possible.
Circle Me is the new buzz word:
As announced on DomainNameWire: Google bolsters +1 domain name coverage with .me purchases. Google has purchased the domain name Plus.me, updated whois records show.
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