rajusuresh
Member
Can any one Please appraise the domain Sagai.com?
Sagai.com
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radiant_luv
New Member
Hi Jeff, when you said absent traffic, how can we get these stats? I'm confused if i register a new domain, obviously it may not have a traffic. Thanks
radiant_luv
New Member
the appropriate hindi term would be "sagaai"?
I'm seeing lots of use both ways?
Sagaai has more results in Google than Sagai, but Sagai has a much higher search volume than Sagaai.
You can park the domain and see. The parking company will provide traffic stats.
skyshipper
Active Member
will sagaai erode on the value of sagai, i think it will, then so will the IDN-
in the indian hindi speaking population context i think
affluent.
but then shaadi.com is very popular!
सगाई.com.
in the indian hindi speaking population context i think
सगाई.com will be more relevent. with technology growing in leap and bounds.users will have the liberty to do their own thing in their own way.use hindi .newer tools are coming, with the promotion of the internet ,this is bound to happen.And the english speaking populace will prefer engagement.com or matrimonials.com!IMO there are two class of users in india.but penetration of english is limited to the economically
affluent.
but then shaadi.com is very popular!
newyorkdude
New Member
On sagaai vs sagai, .co.in vs .in:
In one of my first jobs (I could brag, but won't) I did research that touched on linguistics. I learned a linguistics 'law' known as Zipf's Law. Zipf's Law says that when a word or phrase gets repeated a significant number of times, it tends to be shortened. Thus, I'd guess that over time sagai will be used more frequently than sagaai, and .in will wipe out .co.in.
There aren't any known penalties for breaking this law.
In one of my first jobs (I could brag, but won't) I did research that touched on linguistics. I learned a linguistics 'law' known as Zipf's Law. Zipf's Law says that when a word or phrase gets repeated a significant number of times, it tends to be shortened. Thus, I'd guess that over time sagai will be used more frequently than sagaai, and .in will wipe out .co.in.
There aren't any known penalties for breaking this law.
skyshipper
Active Member
This is again much used word similar to Jewelry and Jewellery ;-).
msdomains
New Member
Many people have already shared valid points on this but another example...
How will a person type "duniya" meaning "this world" in English?
Duniya
Dunya
Dunia
I think what one chooses to type into a search engine for the 1st time might not be the same the user does a 2nd time. One reason could be that the experience of getting good or bad search results based on the spelling might impact what spelling he uses in the future.
Its easy to register to multiple domains but you can develop only one. So make your choice carefully.
Good luck.
How will a person type "duniya" meaning "this world" in English?
Duniya
Dunya
Dunia
I think what one chooses to type into a search engine for the 1st time might not be the same the user does a 2nd time. One reason could be that the experience of getting good or bad search results based on the spelling might impact what spelling he uses in the future.
Its easy to register to multiple domains but you can develop only one. So make your choice carefully.
Good luck.
Good example msdomains. Duniya seems to be the most popular, but all three seem to be commonly used. A company should get all 3, choose which one it wants to brand, and then redirect the other two. For a domainer, when there are multiple ways to spell the same thing, I think that has a large negative impact on the domain's value.
