[webproducers] Re: domain name extensions

To be safe, you should probably have every possible variation,
including misspellings and at least .org, .net and .com.

Then, at least in the web context, just redirect to your main domain
-- which, I agree should be the one that appears in all of your
literature, and public links.

-Eric.

Thomas Walser: [Wednesday 21-November]:

> 
> hi,
> 
> i was wondering if anyone had an opinion with regard to using different
> extensions for variations of a  company's domain name.
> 
> what i mean is, if you have domain name of www.ex-why-zee.com, for
> example, and you also wanted to use a shorter version of www.x-y-z.com,
> which was unavailable, would you use www.x-y-z.net as well?
> 
> i'm trying to convince a friend that if he's going to be using an
> abbreviated version of his company's domain name, he should probably
> stick to using one extension and not have one be a .com and another be a
> .net.
> 
> i'd like to know if people agree with me on this, if there are any
> statistics with regard to this, or any other feed back.
> 
> thanks,
> tom
> 
> 
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