Word with. Com's domain name available to users

The "http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/1754.html"> The Wall Street Journal reported that the reason for the numbers deserving to be word-for-word is that there are few available domain names for .com. ICANN is opening up new domain names, such as .jobs, .travel, .museum, etc., and .com is still thriving, with simple, powerful, and proportionate words getting harder to find.

Furthermore, digital websites (such as 360.com) have no language barrier and do not need translation. And letters than the website, the price is relatively reasonable.

According to "Domain Name Journal," published this year's top 100 most expensive Web site, the number of Web site entries as many as 11, and no more than one year compared to the previous three years, we can see the recent trends in numbers.

53.com (US 53 Bank Domain Name) is a pioneer in the name of the digital screen name. It not only deliberately selected a pay raise on May 3 every year, even the prime rate was also set at 5.53%. Menisen, Marketing Manager at Maybank Bank, said: "53.com is not only easy to remember, but also saves a lot of effort on AOL, MSN and WSJ by simply pressing two numeric keys."

Some figures have a common definition, users will see it. Thanks to Pound film thanks, 007.com hot, of course, Pound new propaganda weapon "quantum crisis" one. 247.com also makes LifeAlert flash.

Some figures are inseparable from the culture. Chinese preference 8, whichever is the homonym. However, 88.com is also suitable for music sites, because the piano a total of 88 keys. Frequent radio stations are named after radio stations and therefore are also frequent customers of digital domain names.

Mobile Internet has become a trend, in order to facilitate mobile phone family button, with the birth of digital domain name craze.

Some people pre-empted, first grab 100.com, 10.com, 20.com and other popular figures. Caracanis, a veteran of the Internet, bought 20.com for $ 70,000, but there is no plan for the future of the site. He said: "Just hit the two numbers on the keyboard, light that is a big niche."

Kalakanisi also revealed that someone asked him 400,000 U.S. dollars to bid for 20.com, but he was unmoved. But the joke is that if the Cleveland Cavalier's LeBron James change to the New York Knicks in 2010, he gives it to the Great for free.

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