Frank Schillings new gTLD company, Uniregistry.com just launched a new site promoting its .blackfriday new gTLD application.
Uniregistry is the only company that filed an application to operate the new gTLD of .blackfriday.
.blackfriday did NOT receive a GAC early warning.
According to the site here is the vision for .blackfriday:
“”Our Vision for the .blackfriday Domain
More meaning packed into a
single domain name.
While some may find it difficult to imagine owning a domain name ending in anything but .com, we are at the beginning of a revolution that will change the way people browse the Internet. Unprecedented opportunities are on the horizon with the introduction of new specialty gTLDs like .blackfriday. Web users will come to expect more intuitive naming online, while registrants will gain access to a whole new selection of meaningful name options that are much more relevant to their brand.
Uniregistry is at the forefront of this movement, investing in these possibilities to help them become a reality.
Steady, continuous growth and prosperity.
This is a unique, one-time opportunity for the art industry to establish its own space on the Internet. With proper stewardship and execution, the .blackfriday top level domain will result in better experiences for consumers, exciting new marketing possibilities for businesses, and, ultimately, a thriving online environment for the industry as a whole.
Uniregistry is dedicated to the long-term success of the .blackfriday domain, and we are one of the very few organizations in the Internet naming space today that have the right combination of experience, passion, and infrastructure required to deliver on this vision.
Why does the world need the .blackfriday TLD?
The .com space is exhausted of meaningful names. Perform a quick attempt to find a domain for a new venture, and you will immediately see how Internet naming, as it stands today, is limiting the creation of new brands. We are forced to a) restrict our brand name based on the remaining available .com names, b) seek out a name in the unpredictable secondary market, or c) settle for a mediocre domain name that threatens our visibility and credibility on the Internet.
As an increasingly tech-savvy population continues to find new ways to connect and do business online, good names will only get more and more difficult come by. New, specialized gTLDs, like .. blackfriday, are the answer. They will introduce a whole new realm of highly relevant and intuitive naming alternatives for registrants to tap into.”"
