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Admittedly I totally went with an "io" (even works with the name, looks all fancy). But the challenge is securing that .com for the redirect.
by HunterL 11y ago
Admittedly I totally went with an "io" (even works with the name, looks all fancy). But the challenge is securing that .com for the redirect.
- stephengillie 11y agoAt a certain point, having the .com will be unnecessary. Are we there today? If you're a techie, yes. If you're a relative Luddite, it may be some ways off yet. In RE, you'll need the .com, best of luck.
- HunterL 11y agoFor sure, it definitely depends on the target audience. I think as gTLDs gain more ground, people will stop defaulting to ".com" when they type in an address. But even as a techie I find myself defaulting to that sometimes. I do, of course, kick myself appropriately afterward.