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Today's gTLD numbers

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Please post some numbers to support that, thanks. I mean, it's ok if you're not interested, but to claim that A is B when it's AB that's another story.



On the contrary, I've seen NON-DOMAINERS skip the .com and go for the keyword.gtld - that shows you that with minimal effort, these domains are reaching beyond the small world of domainers.
All i have is what i've seen looking at select whois searches, sorry i don't have any actual numbers. and yeah, i've seen non-domainers skip the .com and go for the gltd but these people were doing so with the intent of reselling thinking they had value. i think they are wrong but thats my opinion. i contribute this to the misconception that all the 'good' .com's are taken. people don't even take the time to check and just assume or they think keyword. gtld = keyword.com when it reality keyword.gtld = keyword+gtld.com
 
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So you did 95% of 40,000 searches? Or 100? I mean, let's be accurate here instead of trying to sensationalize things.

All i have is what i've seen looking at select whois searches, sorry i don't have any actual numbers. and yeah, i've seen non-domainers skip the .com and go for the gltd but these people were doing so with the intent of reselling thinking they had value. i think they are wrong but thats my opinion.

I have 30-35 gTLD domains so far, and I consider myself a big supporter. So assuming others are equally or less supportive of the gTLDs, the numbers won't add up. You'd have to have thousands of 'domainers' shelling out a lot of money for a market that is already polarized: 50/50.
 
I did a quick simple search on Google.com for site:.technology.

I was pleasantly surprised to see so many really nice sites from technology sectors.

Yes, some of these new gTLD's will see success with early adoption.
 
I have 12 .technology domains and I still can't get them on the results from site:technology. That problem plus others who have yet to change the DNS, there may be more than the report says
 
Acro, are you gonna be transitioning your blog and websites over to .somethingelse domains yet? :smilewinkgrin:
 
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