Jingling .me domains are impossible to forget
Since at Brands-and-Jingles we started to add the tip on how to price domain names referring to the top historic sales in the corresponding TLD, the offers started to look much more attractive, people would often add an extra zero to the right. As an example, you can see a typical offer page on pizza4.me […]
Despite being relatively a young kid in the world of top-level domain names (TLDs), .ME appeared to be number 9 globally traded ones. Preceded only by .com, .de, .net, .org, .uk, .mobi, .info, .eu and leaving big and older players like .tv and .fr behind. These stats can be found in DNPric.es stats section.
One of the best reads on The Me Me Me Generation – Millennials by TI.ME.
.ME registry has just published interesting infographics:
Three letter domain names are scarce, sort of. With 26 letters, there are only 17,576 of LLL.ME ones. When it comes to pricing, deriving the right number can be difficult. Brands-and-Jingles, being currently busy with one premium transaction, has compiled some small research on the subject. This post will present the respectful findings.
As it was announced two weeks earlier, Brands-and-Jingles is releasing 190 premium and affordable .ME names priced in the range of $149.00 and $999.00. The names are now listed on Sedo and the bids will be accepted between 5th of July (17:00 CET ) and 12th of July (17:00 CET). Having received many enquiries about […]
This morning coffee braincrunch led to the following conclusion: .ME sites are as good as .COM. Interested in numbers? There we go. There are currently about 450k .me domain names. Google has already found about 150,000,000 results on site:me. This is 333 pages for every domain name.
Formspring.me started using 4ms.me registered earlier in May this year as its internal short URL.
If there would be a price for the worst .ME domain name – WEALTHFORHEALTHEDUCATIONFORTHEHEALTHCAREPROFESSIONAL.ME would be it.
A new project about.me, still in development, is promising indeed for its design. It offers the same product as flavors.me or name.ly. Have a look: certainly about.me/alex sounds better then flavours.me/alex, though not that sexy as thatis.me/alex. The last one that reads as a gramatically correct sentense, is provided by Name.ly, which with its Name.ly/Frames […]
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