The most questionable domain concept in the world!

How does it work?

It's revolutionary using the DNS, and affordable!

1. register a .tel domain that specifically targets your SEO keywords (a single .tel domain can have 3000 subdomains. Each subdomain is essentially a perfectly crafted "search engine optimised" webpage that will be crawled by google)

2. register a 2nd .tel domain as your elegant, mobile friendly one-page website.

It's in the details!

the beauty of this redirect functionality is in retaining powerful backend SEO for your .tel, yet displaying a simple and elegant mobile friendly "single page".

The result looks perfect on ALL mobile devices, desktops too.

behind the scenes is a very powerful SEO optimised solution (using the DNS, that google has shown to recognise as a structured format, impressively ranking a .tel domain)

Redirect the www

3. Simply redirect your 1st .tel (that is, the SEO heavily optimised version of .tel)

...to the 2nd .tel ( that is, the mobile friendly "telnames" version of .tel)

It's incredibly easy. It's revolutionary. It's elegant and it's a wonderful implementation of "redirection" technology for today's mobile Internet solutions.

ixida wrote:... why should I do so?

Boracay wrote:$12 for a telnames (easy no-nonsense beautiful website)

TelBlogger wrote:Why would you buy one? It's completely useless.

4444 wrote:First Telnic has to do its homework!

ixida wrote:

Boracay wrote:$12 for a telnames (easy no-nonsense beautiful website)

Where can I get a Telname that cheap? Telnames is asking for $35.90!

Toptel wrote:This is an extremely interesting and important topic!
Thank you for bringing it up!

4444 wrote:First Telnic has to do its homework!

That's the point!
Telnic hasn't delivered a useable design while Telnames hasn't delivered subdomains.
Redirect.tel tries to combine it, because Telnic / Telnames doesn't want to.
Telnic, do you still see no need to bring usable design and subdomains together? Do you really think you should let Telmasters and Telpowered build such crutches instead?

Telnot wrote:

TelBlogger wrote:Why would you buy one? It's completely useless.

You can redirect it to another .tel of yours! This way you own two useless domains instead of only one useless domain. That doubles the benefit!
This is very helpful, because with the doubled registration fee you help Telnic / Telnames to survive a little bit longer!

Boracay wrote:As for no results on google, well that's just absurd and as those who are in .tel from the get go already know, .tel subdomains perform exceptionally well on google.

di7 wrote:Please show us only one (!) .tel that performs well on Google for a quality keyword!

Boracay wrote:Telmasters, telpowered, these guys know what they are doing.

Telnot wrote:Instead Telnic let pay them for it with increasing registration and renewal fees without improving the product itself.

Boracay wrote:As for no results on google, well that's just absurd and as those who are in .tel from the get go already know, .tel subdomains perform exceptionally well on google.