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March 06, 2008 - Investment firm eCompanies paid $7.5 million for the Web address business.com in 1999 from a person who had paid $150,000 for it. In July, directory services firm R.H. Donnelley (NYSE:RHD) RHD bought business.com for $345 million. Owning a clear and meaningful Web address name is critical to the success of an Internet business. And companies that understand this simple concept are generating lucrative profits.
If your business is delivering content and timely information to cell phone users, this is an excellent opportunity to own a Web address with tremendous branding potential. Numerous business models are possible with this domain name. It is very easy to remember and has instant meaning and instant recognition, especially with generation-m, generation-x and generation-y. The name is especially suited for proximity marketing and location-based applications where content is sent to a cell phone based on the subscriber’s preferences and present GPS location.
Perfect for an instant coupon application, cell phone alerts, cell phone reminders, matching auto buyers with auto dealers as they drive by and many other buyer/seller instant matching applications. The name can also be used to build a social networking community where members stay in touch and exchange information instantly by cell phone. Sale includes hitmycell.com, .net, .mobi, .org, .info, .tv, .biz, .us and .co.uk extensions as well.
For more information, visit http://www.hitmycell.com or contact Thad Bennett by phone at 770.846.9082 or by email at hitmycell ( @ ) tbennett dot com.
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