The .Me Registry published an infographic highlighting the success of the registry today.
According to the .Me registry:
- 53% of .Me domains are registered in the US;
- 46% of .Me domains are registered by businesses;
- That .Me is the most popular domain choice for startups after .com;
- There are still 35% of three-character .me domain names available!
You can find all the details in the detailed infographic we’ve created for you reading and viewing pleasure:
.ME is a nice TLD for personal branding and social projects, but I don’t like it for a company. I find .CO is more suitable for this purpose.
@ Joe,
RE : ” I find .CO is more suitable for this purpose.
I would like to know what Marketing Company suggested this to you???
Gratefully, Jeff Schneider (Contact Group) (Metal Tiger)
@ Joe
RE : ” I find .CO is more suitable for this purpose.
More Importantly I have three questions you may consider before you fumble the Ball !
1. “I would like to know what Marketing Company suggested this to you???
2. Will this Marketing Company in writing guarantee full refund on their services once the .COM UDRP. goes through?
3. You should consider hiring a professional Marketing Company.
@ Jeff Schneider
Believe it or not, there are startups on .CO and I personally like it more than .ME because this one is a bit more social oriented. That being sad, .ME is still a great alternative TLD.
@ Joe,
I have made my point. I guess I cannot stop some people from a head on collision if they are in deep denial of the Smart Money Facts.
Gratefully, Jeff Schneider (Contact Group) (Metal Tiger)
@Jeff
I only have one question for you.
?
I’ve made my point.
Symbiotically, Grim (Conjunction Junction) (Paper Mouse)
I only just got here and im making enemies but what are you on about Jeff Snider, seems pretty obvious to me .CO is a better alternative for a business than .ME imho of course(rolls eyes)
John
Before you debate with Jeff any further, please consider the following information in regards to the type of businessman Jeff admires and follows around the internet for reference..
1. Rick Schwartz
Please read the following, in particular the ebid.com information
http://www.webmastering.com/busplan.htm
And after reading what Rick wrote so passionately about in regards to the amount of type in traffic ebid.com receives and how well it converts, which obviously illustrates teh power of domain names, i sat back and thought “how could ebid.com get so many type ins, let alone any at all?? Because why would anyone type in ebid.com?
Well it turns out after visiting ebid.com, Rick had conveniently left out the details as per usual, and had glossed over the details like so many of his rose coloured stories ..
Check out why ebid.com gets traffic..
http://ebid.com/
And after you read the above, “an offer to good to refuse” addressed to the owner of ebid.net, you’ll have a better understanding of Jeff, and what he thinks is good business practise.