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I think you misunderstand the nature of the new domain extensions. They're not for domainers but for brands. The only domainers in the new space are the registries.
Haha, good try.. Their junk any way you cut it brand or domainer, now who's paying you to post... unregistry,..
Can I frame your answer and put it on my wall?
I think it will become a classic.
I didn't say that. I said your comment would be a classic.
I am not a domainer nor am I sponsored by Uniregistry. I'm just saying that the classic .com domainers still having the old mental model will fail at being a new gTLD domainer. Who will register new gTLDs? Right now the SMEs and startups, which can't get their .com and aren't bothered to go to the aftermarket, when there are +500 new domain endings to choose between, and you can get any LLL.extension. Simon here apparently registered Local.photography. Is it a brand name? No. Will he be able to sell it in the aftermarket? No
Should you then as a domainer go after brand names in the new gTLDs? Impossible because the client will again not bother to buy from you, when there is such a huge assortment.
So, yeah, for a .com domainer as you, they are junk. For a startup it's a perfect alternative when some domainer wants XXX USD for their first choice.
On subject, I reckon all these additional extensions are bollox, but that's just my opinion!
I'm a bit closer to the market, than you're, but good luck with your portfolio
I'm a bit closer to the market, than you're, but good luck with your portfolio
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