Comments on: Can’t Stop Writing About .US http://premiumdomains.biz/blog/2009/07/cant-stop-writing-about-dot-us/ Insights on the Domain Name Industry Fri, 26 Feb 2010 18:55:14 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: risk free domain name transfers http://premiumdomains.biz/blog/2009/07/cant-stop-writing-about-dot-us/comment-page-1/#comment-294 risk free domain name transfers Mon, 13 Jul 2009 19:49:47 +0000 http://premiumdomains.biz/blog/?p=3451#comment-294 Domain squatters are not the problem they once were. I remember hearing Phill Torrone from Make magazine saying that when they were choosing the title for their publication, they looked and found that the obvious domain was already taken. However they were savvy enough to realize that it was more important to have a# 1 Google rating than to have the domain name, and so that’ s what they went after (mainly through aggressive online involvement of the online techy community). Domain squatters are not the problem they once were. I remember hearing Phill Torrone from Make magazine saying that when they were choosing the title for their publication, they looked and found that the obvious domain was already taken. However they were savvy enough to realize that it was more important to have a# 1 Google rating than to have the domain name, and so that’ s what they went after (mainly through aggressive online involvement of the online techy community).

]]> By: Info About dot US http://premiumdomains.biz/blog/2009/07/cant-stop-writing-about-dot-us/comment-page-1/#comment-293 Info About dot US Sun, 12 Jul 2009 03:25:40 +0000 http://premiumdomains.biz/blog/?p=3451#comment-293 I have always like the .us extension, especially where geo-domains are concerned. I've developed a few local portals on .us and I like it except for the fact that Google is generally harsh on .us and .info domains. I have always like the .us extension, especially where geo-domains are concerned. I’ve developed a few local portals on .us and I like it except for the fact that Google is generally harsh on .us and .info domains.

]]> By: Premium Domainer http://premiumdomains.biz/blog/2009/07/cant-stop-writing-about-dot-us/comment-page-1/#comment-291 Premium Domainer Tue, 07 Jul 2009 11:05:18 +0000 http://premiumdomains.biz/blog/?p=3451#comment-291 "More like that please" --> Oh, most definitely. .US keep popping up left and right. I'm quite happy to see dotUS going mainstream. Companies are adopting it because of the natural & automatic affiliation with the United States (US = .US). As far as more like Purple.US and Chickenfoot.US, I will guarantee many more are in the pipeline. .US is a prime namespace. I'm particularly excited about geodomains in .US as well as other major category leading domains. “More like that please” –> Oh, most definitely. .US keep popping up left and right. I’m quite happy to see dotUS going mainstream. Companies are adopting it because of the natural & automatic affiliation with the United States (US = .US).

As far as more like Purple.US and Chickenfoot.US, I will guarantee many more are in the pipeline. .US is a prime namespace. I’m particularly excited about geodomains in .US as well as other major category leading domains.

]]> By: Dot Us http://premiumdomains.biz/blog/2009/07/cant-stop-writing-about-dot-us/comment-page-1/#comment-290 Dot Us Mon, 06 Jul 2009 06:23:20 +0000 http://premiumdomains.biz/blog/?p=3451#comment-290 Nice reading :) GoAmerica.com to Purple.us :) Sweet, More like that please. Good luck with development of your City name. Nice reading :)

GoAmerica.com to Purple.us :) Sweet, More like that please.

Good luck with development of your City name.

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