Telnames growing

40% of yesterday's 103 .Tel sales are TelNames brand.
http://teldomains.co/?go=telnames
Mark

kprobe wrote:40% of yesterday's 103 .Tel sales are TelNames brand.
http://teldomains.co/?go=telnames
Mark

Not surprised at all - it's the only version of .tel being promoted !

Telnames is the only game in town as far as .tel is concerned from now on - that's the reality of the .tel project - and a refusal to face up to reality in business can become very costly indeed !

So give Telnames your support and help make .tel the worldwide success it was always destined to be !

http://MikeSeaton.tel

Just had a quick browse at http://teldomains.co/?go=telnames and noticed more Telnames keyword domains being registered - before it's seemed to be mostly actual business names.

That's a good sign for domain investors !

http://MikeSeaton.tel

I'm not surprised either.
Very few people know Telnames yet. It is an insider tip.
Wait for some promotion and it will grow quickly.
And honestly: if customers have been willing to buy the disastrous design from Telnic in 2009, can you imagine what will happen when people will notice the amazing product from Telnames?

I've just added to the growing Telnames count by registering http://MobileHairdresser.tel - but have left the less attractive but still good name http://HomeHairdresser.tel available for someone else to register.

One thing I really like about the Telnames Control Panel (apart from the rapid updating that takes place compared to Telnic domains) is the ON/OFF button for content entries.

When you have a large number of domains often the quickest way to populate them is to Backup/Restore from an existing domain and then change the differences.

It avoids losing the structure, and with the Telnames CP what you can then do is set the old (unaltered) entries that have been restored to OFF until you have the time to go through and make the changes, then set the entries back to ON.

Simple and Effective!

http://MikeSeaton.tel

mikeseaton wrote:One thing I really like about the Telnames Control Panel (apart from the rapid updating that takes place compared to Telnic domains) is the ON/OFF button for content entries.

The control panel from Telnames is state-of-the-art.

Now we need the same template from Telnames for Telnic, an advanced mobile .tel directory for cell phones and a marketing campaign for .tel!
Then I’m willing to believe in the success for .tel!

When Telnic has launched, the introduction of a new TLD drew a lot of attention.
Telnames doesn't have this advantage. Therefore Telnames needs more time to get publicity.
The good side is people who are registering Telnames really intend to use them.

Spocky wrote:an advanced mobile .tel directory for cell phones

Do you mean something like Superbook?