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One of the reasons I think the new GTLD’s are struggling, has to do with what I wrote about on Saturday.  For the most part they’re all keyword span the dot domains. If there’s less emphasis on keyword .com domains, then there certainly isn’t going to be a huge demand for other keyword extensions.

I was always skeptical of the premise that we needed more domain options, especially when we have the ability to add all sorts of words to the root keyword and when we’re making up words for a brand.  Plus there’s hundreds of CCTLD’s.

Keep in mind that I’m talking about what’s happening in the domain world as I see it, and not what I want, think is right or the best option. I sometimes wonder why companies aren’t going with more keyword type brands, or doing a hybrid strategy where the established company chooses an easy to remember descriptive domain name.

The name of the company doesn’t have to be the same as the domain. I see this more with small to medium sized businesses.  A year ago I used the example of a company that sells water softeners. I have no idea what the company name is, but I remember their domain, HardWater.net.  To me that keyword .net has more value to this type of company, than a made up brandable.  Probably not the case if this were a national company trying to make a mark on their industry, but too often we forget that the majority of companies buying our domains aren’t global or even national companies.  They’re small businesses, start-ups, local entities and someone’s undeveloped concept that isn’t close to being a real business yet.

As far as the New GTLD’s go and whether they’ll ever be a lucrative option for investors, I think the key is to keep an eye on .com sales trends. If you see the pendulum start swinging back to keyword domains, maybe then it might be worth taking a good look at NGTLD’s.

 

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6 Replies to “DSAD.COM: IKE’S LIST OF DOMAINS AT AUCTION FOR Tuesday,October 30th”

  1. “….too often we forget that the majority of companies buying our domains aren’t global or even national companies. They’re small businesses, start-ups, local entities and someone’s undeveloped concept that isn’t close to being a real business yet.”

    Exactly…..great for most domainers to rememeber, myself included.

  2. There’s no reason why a global company shouldn’t own generics. Walmart owns shoes.com. Amazon owns diapers.com. There are $3 billion worth of drugs sold to treat AFib each year. There is no reason why Merck or Glaxo SK shouldn’t own AFib.com and have “go to AFib.com for more info” on their AFib commercials. A smart strategy would be to supplement your brand with generics if not just to block your competition from having them. It’s still just a matter of time before the bigs do that systematically.

  3. Another factor is that the new gtlds do not always appear properly in search results at Godaddy, Afternic, etc because the registrar’s search function was built to handle legacy extensions. Search functionality has not kept up with the new gtlds. So when someone types in a search phrase, the relevant gtld, which may actually be listed for sale, does not always appear in the results. Or it appears at the bottom after 50 other variations. So part of the problem is that the potential buyer does not even see the best fitting gtld that matches their actual search inquiry.

  4. With the small and medium businesses it is often a hard sell to interest them in their exact product match for easy to remember advertising campaigns (or their main site). So often they want to keep their (made up name) SevignlouskyMeatDistributors.com instead of a (made up )(ChoiceMeat.com) or something. But then, these are often the people who like to put their phone number on their trucks with no site address, and then pay for Yellowpage ads. Haha.

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