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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=3767&item=5777874261
I own goog.org and knew it want a good keyword but just got an email form the guy that caught the .biz and said it was on ebay, so I wanted to check it out, and got shocked at the price he is putting on it. But the funny part is how he is advertising it...
So why would "oo" be so important to a domain? Also I think the 160043 (OVT) searches a month are for Google stock, as that is the google stock symble.
Google's web search for "goog" is about 569,000
Searches done in April 2005
Count Search Term
160043 goog
BTW I talked to the guy that has the .com and he gets 9K new visitors a day. He did not want to sell, but wanted to know what to do with it to earn revenue
I own goog.org and knew it want a good keyword but just got an email form the guy that caught the .biz and said it was on ebay, so I wanted to check it out, and got shocked at the price he is putting on it. But the funny part is how he is advertising it...
GOOG.biz - domain name (expires: 05-14-06)
OO's w/ 4 highly recognizable & balanced letters !!!
Description
GOOG.biz
You are bidding on this domain name ONLY, no website content!
This short domain name has a very highly recognizable combination of 4 nicely balanced letters, that contain your very popular double oo's, plus it's top-level Internet domain extension (biz) that is used by many businesses.
What makes business like "oo"? How many of the www's most successful companies contain two 'o's or at least one "o" in their name? Double vowels are also unique. Are these 'oo' companies successful, because of this odd choice of vowels?
Oo's are easy to pronounce and are perhaps the most memorable and distinct vowel sound possible. Oo's are distinct but soft, helping to soften the sound of the business name, reducing the hard sounds in some and complementing the soft consonants of others. With our vowels, the long oo sound is soft and relaxing, while a long ee or aa sound suggests anxiety and clearly a long iii or uu would not flow.
Another reason for using oo's is for the sake of spelling when someone says some words (tool, book, floor), it is immediately obvious how it is spelt. Repeated letters in a name also help with typing ease. Making sure your customer gets your name right is very important, especially on the internet, a typo can aid your competitors.
Double "oo" syndrome helps marketability, creating: ease of spelling and typing input, a more friendly company name, better brand recognition and balance.
Double oo's and .biz are taking over!
So why would "oo" be so important to a domain? Also I think the 160043 (OVT) searches a month are for Google stock, as that is the google stock symble.
Google's web search for "goog" is about 569,000
Searches done in April 2005
Count Search Term
160043 goog
BTW I talked to the guy that has the .com and he gets 9K new visitors a day. He did not want to sell, but wanted to know what to do with it to earn revenue