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Back in the early days, once it seemed like all the good domains were registered, the "E" domain evolved. It allowed
domainers to pick up on solid search terms with only one letter variation. They could also be TM'd. They were pretty popular and are a great source
of marketing via search engines.
There were also the "I" domains, but I never liked those, and they never seemed to catch on.
I think it was because the "I" in front wasn't as distinctive as the "E". The "I" stood for internet, and the "E" for electronic.
Talk to me about any of the following.
eHotelReservations.com
eInjuryLawyer.com
eInsuranceQuotes.com
eInvestmentAdvisor.com
eLifeInsure.com
eLifePolicies.com
eLifeQuote.com
eMortgageQuote.com
Found a few more
ebusinesslawyers.com
ebusinesslawyer.com
ediscountmortgage.com
Contact: [email protected]
domainers to pick up on solid search terms with only one letter variation. They could also be TM'd. They were pretty popular and are a great source
of marketing via search engines.
There were also the "I" domains, but I never liked those, and they never seemed to catch on.
I think it was because the "I" in front wasn't as distinctive as the "E". The "I" stood for internet, and the "E" for electronic.
Talk to me about any of the following.
eHotelReservations.com
eInjuryLawyer.com
eInsuranceQuotes.com
eInvestmentAdvisor.com
eLifeInsure.com
eLifePolicies.com
eLifeQuote.com
eMortgageQuote.com
Found a few more
ebusinesslawyers.com
ebusinesslawyer.com
ediscountmortgage.com
Contact: [email protected]
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