There’s no doubt that a new TLD re-introduces the full range of keywords to the domain pool.
The newest ccTLD on the planet is .CO and it’s already creating a pool of 310,000 registrations, according to the latest metrics at CoInternet.co
As usual, the Registry kept some names in their stack of reserves, including Trains.co and Planes.co
Automobiles.co however, was released and someone registered it, despite the use of the word being an outdated reference to cars.
Meanwhile, Aeroplanes.co was released and so did Cowboys.co which brings us to the next question:
Will Aeroplanes.co and Cowboys.co get developed soon, thus taking over the virtual space that the respective .com domains have failed to occupy?
If you recall, the Cowboys.com fiasco took a powerful keyword and reduced it to an empty western saloon, with not so much as an iota of development towards that project.
In the same fashion, Aeroplanes.com has been sitting on its “brand new logo” page for 8+ months, despite the “Coming soon” message.
Bottom line: the .CO keyword pool presents numerous opportunities for developers to present a fresh start and rejuvenate the domain industry that’s been sitting on its laurels for so long.
