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GTLDs and The Immutable Laws of Marketing
This morning I got two emails from folks trying to sell me their .TV names. If these were .Com names you'd say: "That's a good name" .. I like the .TV extension from a meaning and resonance perspective, so why wouldn't I buy these names?
Years ago someone gave me a book called the 22 immutable laws of marketing.. While I can't remember all 22 (or much of the book), laws 1 and 2 always stuck with me:
1. Be 'first' to market.
2. If you can't be first to market, find something else to be first in.
When I make a toll free call in the US I remember 800 as a prefix, even though 888 numbers should be easier to remember. You only need one keypad key for the 888 number after all. Yet take a "man on the street" straw-poll and 800 is at the forefront of the 'toll free' collective conscience, decades after the launch of the better 888 and alternative 877, 866 prefixes.
A similar dynamic takes place in .com. Expedia runs commercials with their "Dot Cooommmm" jingle, most major sites own their corresponding dot com name whether they use it or not. How hard is this collective mental branding to undo? Look at Craigslist.. Craig Newmark's wildly popular directory. They have been using Craigslist .ORG for years, redirecting the .COM as a pointer to their preferred .ORG .. This log of last month's searches with the domain extension appended reveals that their users look for the un-marketed .com name more than their actual .org address.
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y a los ya finalmente silenciosos demenitas.mobi
; la expansión de esta extensión hara que se diferencie el sector de busquedas de usuarios en un futuro cuando se busque especificamente material audiovisual...Esperemos que no un futuro lejano :w2tv::: Singlesmania :::: SinglesViajeros
Irrational Escalation of Commitment.

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