Jingling .me domains are impossible to forget
Every half a year Brands-and-Jingles shares the data they gather since the inception of .ME on number of .me web pages indexed by Google. In less than a year .me became more popular than .aero, .asia, .coop, .jobs, .int, .mil, .museum, .name, .pro, .tel, .travel and other 200 country code top-level domains. Since the beginning […]
.Travel fans have posted a funny ad “How Internet Savvy Are We?” on YouTube: Nice video indeed, but .travel is just too long to type and people hate long URLs (for details read our past marketing study). It would be nice to hear the answer for “What does .me stand for?” question. Mind, .me is […]
A new healthcare initiative is using yet another “me”-branded slogan. As featured in the press: On a website called PatientsLikeMe, members from around the world swap stories about their ailments and discuss subjects like adverse drug interactions, dosing strategies, new drugs and trials for more than a dozen diseases. A report by the California HealthCare […]
Another jingling .me site: “read it for (dot) me” is promising to help business people to deliver the best of the books for their digestion: A billion brilliant business books (or so) pave the road to the cover of Fortune. But who has time to read and remember them all? ReadItFor.Me does it for you. […]
British free newspaper Metro is advertising its online casino through mecasino.co.uk. Intermezzo, some background on Metro, for those who hear about it for the first time: Metro is Britain’s first urban national newspaper. The paper was launched in March 1999 as a free, colour newspaper for morning commuters. At first it was only available in […]
Thoughts on Internet evolution, for your digestion on the coming weekend: WEB 0.0 – the user dreams about connecting to someone or something WEB 1.0 – the user receives content WEB 2.0 – the user creates content WEB 3.0 – users collective.ly create content WEB 4.0 – content starts to think instead of the user […]
Sedo has just closed numerous Premium.Verb.Me auctions, this blog featured a month ago, raising in total $152,290 on 29 domain names (average price $5,251). As usual, the last day was quite vivid with most of the prices doubled and best bids revealed just in the last few minutes. Results are as follows: rock.me – $12,000 […]
A lot has been said about .ME domains, but why is it Montenegrin country-code Top Level Domain (ccTLD)? Wouldn’t it be more logical to assign .CG to the country, as it’s original name is Crna Gora (Black Mountain)? A bit of history: former Yugoslavia used .YU domain, which is now being phased out. Within Yugoslavia, […]
Web site for baby clothes branded as “Little me” is hosted at Littleme.com of course. But wouldn’t it look more prettier as Little.me? Now they have to joint-venture with Adam Eisner. Or maybe it is Adam who should leverage his domain into something bigger than a parked one: At Little Me®, a division of Mamiye […]
Important things first: this article does not talk in search engine optimisation language, but branding. Let us have a look on .Me from marketing prospective. Dutch.Me makes sense only in verb+me combination, e.g., Ontdek.Me (Discover.Me) and Reserveer.Me (Book.Me). Some of English Noun.Me are good, Coral.Me, Continent.Me, Ski.Me, Snow.Me, Sun.Me, … keep them. They will pop […]
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