Jingling .me domains are impossible to forget
Nearly two years ago we were watching .me climbing Alexa rankings and beating the other TLD-kids like .mobi and .asia. The proportion was initially 342:233:86, then 534:257:118 and now it is 1006:327:142.
Thus, as of today, there are 1006 .me sites in Alexa top million.
Now: go.me
GoDaddy, the world's most popular registrar is now using go.me as its URL shortener. The change is noticed on their Twitter, Facebook account, etcetera.
Sedo lists some 4000+ fix price .ME domains. Many of them pretty bargain, as these two:
While Formspring.me still remains the first .me site world-wide, its ranking are drifting and the new kids on the block are trying to take a bit of the market. A new name on the blog is Clamber.me:
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On the second day of its existence of "I Write Like" was visited by 12,000 people. On the third day of its existence - a hundred thousand. New tweets mentioning IWL appear about every five seconds, Facebook is buzzing, badges appear on blogs every minute.
With 1,360,000,000 hits on Google any "star" jingle can be a star.
No wonder domain name Star.Me received a 10,000 euro bid and is now being auctioned on Sedo.
A while ago we covered FB.ME and Porsche.Me. Now, Facebook.Me story is a mixture of two. Amjad Abbas of the United Arab Emirates registered facebook.me during land rush phase for some $5k+. He also managed to put few more trademarked names into his portfolio, among others oracle.me and trump.me.
Facebook.Me logo
Short, symmetric, catchy, so are L--L.me domain names. Now tell me, what is the true reason of why A--A.me is still available?
Grab them all, while they are still available, for just $8.99 a piece.
