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it doesn't change the fact that .com is and will forever be the de facto TLD even if you succeed with appthatslaps.millennial, you're still going to redirect a
by 867-5309 4y ago
it doesn't change the fact that .com is and will forever be the de facto TLD
even if you succeed with appthatslaps.millennial, you're still going to redirect appthatslaps.com to it
- yieldcrv 4y agoits more like an optional tld that wont do anything for your engagement, actual revenue, or air of legitimacy
- 867-5309 4y agoit will help all of those, by the people who couldn't remember your novelty tld autonomically trying .com
- picture 4y agoThe default for people who couldn't remember seems to have become typing it into google. It helps that most browsers support omnibox type search
- yieldcrv 4y agopeople reach your site by clicking through on social media and chatting apps - and referencing those places again if they cant remember unless you specifically have targeted and proven that an audience is going to bring value to you, and they use .com and search engines to find you, then there is no reason to cater to these luddite and elderly people. Its a deprecated assumption only relevant to deprecated people.
- justsomehnguy 4y agoMaybe, but I'm already seen enough 15-25-35 y.o. people who doesn't understand the concept of a domain name nor of a website. There is a significant overlap between them and people who primarily or only uses mobile devices to access Internet or to use any applications.