dot ketchup rules!

.com succes shows that you dont need to be genius to develop your business...just be first in this field..and everyone will follow you..i personally invested everthing in .com but same time their build on that is can be broken at anytime but I still not know where exactly..as all tlds failed...

.com succes shows that you dont need to be genius to develop your business...just be first in this field..and everyone will follow you..i personally invested everthing in .com but same time their build on that is can be broken at anytime but I still not know where exactly..as all tlds failed...

Of course value depends on the individual name. But I have been thinking about this recently. On one hand, I like .pro because it rings a bell of credibility. This extension shouts "professional." Yet obviously with the stupid policies from the registry and the dwindling number of registrars...

Of course value depends on the individual name. But I have been thinking about this recently. On one hand, I like .pro because it rings a bell of credibility. This extension shouts "professional." Yet obviously with the stupid policies from the registry and the dwindling number of registrars...

Michael Berkens evidently received an unexpected HUGE renewal bill for some of his new Gs. http://www.thedomains.com/2015/09/23/my-most-ridiculous-domain-pricing-award-in-the-new-gtld-space-goes-to-mind-machines/ While the article is interesting, the comments are eye-opening. Pay close...

Michael Berkens evidently received an unexpected HUGE renewal bill for some of his new Gs. http://www.thedomains.com/2015/09/23/my-most-ridiculous-domain-pricing-award-in-the-new-gtld-space-goes-to-mind-machines/ While the article is interesting, the comments are eye-opening. Pay close...

The new gTLD domain names have been on the market for over a year now. There have been some publicly reported aftermarket sales, but I think it is a very small percentage of the weekly sales (by volume and value). I am still mostly on the sidelines when it comes to investing in new gTLD domain...

The new gTLD domain names have been on the market for over a year now. There have been some publicly reported aftermarket sales, but I think it is a very small percentage of the weekly sales (by volume and value). I am still mostly on the sidelines when it comes to investing in new gTLD domain...