Web3 Domain Names
How will you stand out ?
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What does 'Web3' mean?Web3 is the next step in the Web, with concepts like better decentralization, blockchain technologies, and token-based economics; and that Web3 will provide increased data security, scalability, and privacy for users and combat the influence of large technology companies.
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What Other Changes Will Web3 Bring?
There will be a need for new browsers, because graphics will have a bigger role in Web3 than now. For example, TLD's can be graphical instead of just text characters - the '.com' in a domain name is the TLD, so in Web3 you can have a word like 'Healthcare' and a TLD like a heart symbol. You need new browsers to do such things!
What Web3 Services do you offer?
We are doing consulting with companies to plan for the upcoming change that Web3 offers. We also own a set of Web3 domain names, mainly to match our own projects and patents we are working on.
Innovation - It's also about how people feel
Yes, the product has to work well. But iInnovation is not just about the product - its also about how people feel. The product should make people feel like they are achieving more than they did before, in ways that are deeper, more enjoyable, efficient, elegant, sustainable, and so on. To achieve that you have to communicate very well with consumers, and that means an excellent user interface, that is clear, easy to navigate, easy to get help, has good progress information and statistics, and easy to turn features on or off. But how people feel also ncludes social media, good domain names & branding, and good websites. This all comes together to create positive word-of-mouth.
Ideas, Patents & Matching URL's = Long Term Investment
Our Patents, websites, & domain names are for sale (there may be other IP, too).
Consumers now expect the best brands to own the premium, .Com URL's in a market.
Consumers now expect the best brands to own the premium, .Com URL's in a market.
Contact Us!
We have sold several Startups/Brands including our coffee business 1800Coffees.com to Kraft Foods and Computer.com to Office Depot; also Smoking.com, Testkits.com, and more. Domain sales include WhyU.com, MobileDocks.com, Wanu.com, Educates.org, SpanishTranslators.com, and many others. You may send us an offer on our URL's but generally we have a set price expectation for all our Brandable identities. We prefer to work with startups so equity is also on the table.
Remember: Major Brands All Use .Com Identities
Domain Prices
There are a number of websites that show the past sales of domain names. You can learn how the pricing goes, and just how much the largest sales are in each market. Sometimes the asking prices might surprise you but historically, the better domains have commanded significant prices - and rightly so. They have natural traffic, command respect, are the strongest for branding, and they represent the leader in a market. Some sites that show prices include DnJournal.com, and NameBio.com.
Across the world, over 90% of the largest brands all use a .com domain for the main identity. It might be tempting to use some other kind of domain (they are called TLD's) but .Com has proven, time and time again, that it commands not only the most respect, but has the highest rate of user-recall when used in advertising. What this means is that someone who advertises, such as on TV, a domain ending in .co or .club or .anything-else, will see that some of their traffic ends up going to the .com equivalent. There are 100's of new TLD's now, yet .com is still King. You cannot go wrong with .com domains - why take a chance?
Across the world, over 90% of the largest brands all use a .com domain for the main identity. It might be tempting to use some other kind of domain (they are called TLD's) but .Com has proven, time and time again, that it commands not only the most respect, but has the highest rate of user-recall when used in advertising. What this means is that someone who advertises, such as on TV, a domain ending in .co or .club or .anything-else, will see that some of their traffic ends up going to the .com equivalent. There are 100's of new TLD's now, yet .com is still King. You cannot go wrong with .com domains - why take a chance?