1-Dial Domains©

A 1-Dial Domain consists of numbers converted on a phone keypad, looks like a phone number and spells something.

A common word like 'Pizza' (74992 on a phone keypad) becomes:

1-74992.com or 1-74992.mobi

What a 1-Dial Domain Really "Spells"

Especially if that 'something' relates to mobile surfers...

• 'Direct navigation'
• Memorability
• A gateway to mobile sales

What is the 1-Dial Domain© Naming Convention?

The 1-Dial Domain©  naming system uses the number “1” and a “hyphen” followed by numbers and an extension like .com or .net to formulate internet domain names.

A 1-Dial Domain© is similar to the naming convention to the Numbers That Work system of using the letters on the phone keys for internet domain names. It just adds to it by preceding the domain with a "1-" or “1 and a hyphen".

A 1-Dial Domain© doesn’t change the domain system; it just extends the system with a few more millions of usable domain names and tells mobile users, "This site is for you!!".

• Like phone numbers, 1-Dial Domains begin with the number “1”
  • the number 1 is followed by a hyphen
• The 1 and hyphen (or dash) are followed by numbers
• The numbers ‘spell’ acronyms, words and phrases using a phone keypad

Because a 1-Dial Domain is like a phone number it’s easy to remember.

    Numbers (1-6862377.com)
    Lobo (1-5626.com) or Loco or Loan

Primary Reasons for Owning 1-Dial Domains

• Instant connection to your mobile customers
• 1-Dial Domains are a novel way of naming a website domain so it’s easy to remember
  
  • and quick to type

Marketing Bling

• Novelty and/or vanity (yes we empathize)
• Use a 1-Dial domain as a ‘pointer’ to the mobile content of your ‘main’ website
  • Mobile, mobile, mobile...

Benefits of our Domain Naming Conventions

• Expands the number of usable domain names
• Enables a set of Prime Domains
• No overhead on the current system
• Shows a valid commitment to usability
• common sense naming that wasn’t possible(or thought of) in the 1st .com domain offering
• Very Cool

Yesterday no one had thought of expanding the domain registration system with a system that mimics the way we dial phones…