Jingling .me domains are impossible to forget
An interesting book suggested by Internet Branding dot Me (Telling your story to the world with your website), Me 2.0: It is indeed high.ly rated by the Amazon’s clients. Being concise, it covers pretty much of everything, fundamental theory and then detailed recipes of how to build up your brand. As one can guess, some […]
CnaSoft, a provider of desktop application, has decided to rebrand its cloud product into cnap.me. Funny, enough, if you place the mouse over the cnap.me logo, it turns into download.me, a site bought just two month ago at the premium auction and still parked at Sedo, impossible to buy though: Good .me names are getting […]
Photo Me, an international provider of mobile photo booths, decided to go with the theme: “Instantly Yours”. Though, currently hosted on photo-me.com and photo-me.co.uk, it certain.ly misses photome.com and photome.co.uk. Of course, photo.me would be the best, but it is not yet released by the registry. Time to think and acquire some serious brand, maybe? […]
This is month .me is all about breaking the records and beating the peers. Right after it had 250,000th .me domain registered on 15th of May, in less than a year of its existence, .me took over .travel, by both, the number of registered domains and number of pages indexed by Google. While .me went […]
Not really “me” brands, but very similar to earlier discussed “4me” jingles, Nourkrin has launched two brands hosted on nourkrin4men.com and nourkrin4women.com (actual.ly forwarded from nourkrinformen.com and nourkrinforwomen.com): While men’s products are branded as “4Men”, women’s are tagged “forWomen”:I wonder if anyone did a study that “4” suits better the former and “for” – the […]
ExploreTheWorldOf.Me can be sure.ly called a sister blog, designed, as this one, to promote and highlight the success of .ME branded sites. The registry is doing good job consolidating the industry news, if they keep up, Dot-Me.Of-Cour.se may retire one day. If you want to meet the guys in person, visit ccTLDs show next week […]
“Me” brands accompany babies from the very first day indeed. Mothercare is selling a fine line of mobiles, bumpers, fleeces, knitted blankets for cots under “Please Look After Me” name: If you are really into this jingle, though a bit long, both pleaselookafter.me and pleaselookafterme.com are still for grabs. If you are looking for lookafter.me […]
.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 […]
LinkMe.com, which is in fact forwarding to linkme.com.au, is a popular career site in the financial industry, like that of efinancialcareers.co.uk. LinkMe™ LinkMe™, launched by Sensis and Morgan & Banks Investments, is an innovative, peer-driven website that starts to create a candidate world. As an individual job hunter or “networker”, LinkMe™ creates an environment to […]
Truly Me – a reviving statement, indeed, many marketeers would love to deploy it for their consumer products. trulyme.co.uk is helping women feel wonderful with luxury goods and positive chat by selling exquisite presents from £10 to £2,000 ranging between flowers, jewellery, clothes and accessories. Heléne Wetterskog of Swedish truly-me.se is featuring her “truly me” […]
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