Excellent .tel videos

These are the great commercials for .tel domains I've seen so far:

Which theme is used in the last video?. I never seen this before and I'd like it.

This template was released last week by Telnames.com and will be introduced at the Business Startup in London on 17th / 18th May 2012.

Free tickets are available via this link:
http://www.teltalk.org/t25-17th-18th-may-2012-telnames-at-the-business-startup-in-london

Do you know if TelMasters.com will use this templates? Are so great!

allvipdomains wrote:Do you know if TelMasters.com will use this templates? Are so great!

Yes, it's great - and this can only help promoting .tel domains in a good way!

The problem is Telnames hasn't made any announcement about it yet, so it's too early to know details.
But for sure (without speaking to them) independent tools like TELcp and Telmasters would be very eager to support this design, since it's a big and important improvement.
But as long this new template is only designated for customer of Telnames, they have to develop support for a small range of users in the beginning.

Instead since we are expecting 3 new templates also for customers of all other registrars (which will be very advanced, too), I guess TELcp and Telmasters will adapt to those very fast (since they implemented new features always immediately).

Completion in this section:

The selection of commercials is amazing. Why nobody is noticing .tel?

Poseidon wrote:The selection of commercials is amazing. Why nobody is noticing .tel?

The explanation is very simple: Telnic is producing nice commercials, but they put them only on their Youtube channel. After that they will be forgotten right away, because Telnic trust completely on viral marketing. The problem is viral marketing is not working for products with high prices. Telnic is more expensive than other TLDs and Telnic have many competitors with services for free. And again Telnames is even much more expensive than Telnic. As long Telnic don't place the commercials on television, nobody else is willing to do the marketing for them. As long Telnic don't understand how the market is working, the new videos won't draw any attention either. Telnic can offer an amazing product and can make great commercials, but without real marketing nobody will buy anything. Why? Because nobody will know! (And the 100 forum members from Teltalk are not enough customers to find the way to Joe Public.)

Rambo wrote:

Poseidon wrote:The selection of commercials is amazing. Why nobody is noticing .tel?

The explanation is very simple: Telnic is producing nice commercials, but they put them only on their Youtube channel. After that they will be forgotten right away, because Telnic trust completely on viral marketing. The problem is viral marketing is not working for products with high prices. Telnic is more expensive than other TLDs and Telnic have many competitors with services for free. And again Telnames is even much more expensive than Telnic. As long Telnic don't place the commercials on television, nobody else is willing to do the marketing for them. As long Telnic don't understand how the market is working, the new videos won't draw any attention either. Telnic can offer an amazing product and can make great commercials, but without real marketing nobody will buy anything. Why? Because nobody will know! (And the 100 forum members from Teltalk are not enough customers to find the way to Joe Public.)

TV slots are expensive, but if anything a slot between some technology show or a business thing would help, there is a great tech show where they comparison stuff https://www.youtube.com/user/thegadgetshow


I don't think they should do a comparison of telnames vs about.me until telnames adds or is forced to add automated updates to compete with about.me, but they should at least look into how much it would cost for a short advert, or even an in studio advert and I'm sure they "this show" needs gadgets and such so if telnames became a sponsor and provided some?

Their logo would then end up somewhere in the tv shot, even if it's just every time they test a new mobile and it shows the telnames app icon because it just *wink* happened to be installed when they got the gadget.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/click_online/

The other option would be to find someone who's going to be on one of those shows, partner with them and get noticed via well placed logos or when they show his mobile screen for what ever reason like above in the case of an app developer.

That would be doable if they had the right networking contacts with such shows/tech people, and might only require them being sponsors aka having an agreement to provide a little start up money to app devs they meet and think might make it big, with the signed contact agreement that if they do and end up on any tech shows they just so happen to show the telnames app logo and mention they used telnames to "help get started".

fustachio.tel wrote:TV slots are expensive, but if anything a slot between some technology show or a business thing would help, there is a great tech show where they comparison stuff https://www.youtube.com/user/thegadgetshow.

Great suggestions; thank you very much for that!

I agree with both opinions:
The new video is excellent!
The video needs to be shown in public!

Recently Telnames published two short montages of their latest video:

TelTalk wrote:Recently Telnames published two short montages of their latest video:

With a length of 30 seconds good for another TV ad.

I think that these two videos are better than the first one with a young gentleman. For me it causes irritation to see it. Actress Laura Haddock was a many thousand times better.

The second video of these two could be good for women, because it carries (as it seems to me) a hidden sexual background.



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at the end of the day they need new managment.

all the videos in the world will not help.

they have had two chances and failed

thats it!