Domain keywords and cross TLD popularity

The popular domains in all TLDs

[jmccormac]

I've been doing some work on cross TLD domain analysis and checking which domains are registered across a range of TLDs.

CNOBIMAT | 26524 |
CNOBIMA- | 32444 |
CNOBIM-T | 36160 |
CNOBIM-- | 243543 |
CNOBI-AT | 4519 |
CNOBI-A- | 25515 |
CNOBI--T | 27812 |
CNOBI--- | 689071 |

The interesting thing is that of the CNOBIMAT domains, 3744 were three letter domains and 2296 were four letter domains. Most of the domains in the CNOBIMAT list appear to be high value keywords but there is a mix of big brand domains too. Some of these domains will be what the new gTLDs will be depending on for the initial landrush boost.

Regards...jmcc

[buckworks]

Please help out those of us who don't know what CNOBIMAT means.

I did a Google search and the only result that turned up was this very thread!

[jmccormac]

.Com / .Net / .Org / .Biz / .Info / .Mobi / .Asia / .Tel (I forgot to explain the acronym. :) )

Regards...jmcc

[gpmgroup]

How does CNOI compare with CNOBI?

[jmccormac]

CNO-I--- is at 1,167,574

The number of .info only domains is 2,941,314.
CN--I--- 716,544
C---I--- 1,262,521


Regards...jmcc

[gpmgroup]

Thanks jmcc!

The number of .info only domains is 2,941,314

That's a very high number from ~8,000,000

[jmccormac]

The percentage of unique domains in the gTLDs varies but it is often related to pricing. Some of the ccTLDs can have 15 to 30% unique depending on the maturity of the ccTLD. The number of unique .com domains is 80,007,686. Some of them would have their equivalents in ccTLDs.

Regards...jmcc