Numbers that Work - Domain Names for Sale

Google's Top 17 (18) Easter Eggs, Gags, and Hoaxes

Hey PC World... how about a title change?

PC World - Google's Top 18 (17) Easter Eggs, Gags, and Hoaxes

We see Google hid an 'Easter Egg' in plain site since they registered 466453.com in the year 2000

PC World missed this one and we think a few other people did too... (we know others reported it, we mention it again because it's so cool)

466453.com was hidden in plain sight among Google's 500 Domains.

On Easter our article explained that the number '466453' in 466453.com spells 'Google' on a phone keypad and that makes it a 'Number That Works!' (We know we're not the first)

Google is using 466453.com as a pointer or alias to google.com

We also pointed out a cool way to use 1-Dash Domains as pointers to reach mobile surfers with the group of search domains that target mobile surfers.

Link: PC World - Google's Top 17 Easter Eggs, Gags, and Hoaxes.

Google's Top 17 Easter Eggs, Gags, and Hoaxes Google makes your life easier with great search, but did you also know it's loaded with pranks, goofs, and put-ons? We show you the best of the bunch.

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Direct navigation - Wikipedia

Wikipedia could add 1-Dash and 1-Dial Domains to their definition of direct navigation because from a marketing standpoint, it precedes typing by placing the link in the surfer's head.

Marketing doesn't get any better than that and after all, they defined direct navigation as a loosely defined term...

Link: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

Direct navigation From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search

Direct navigation is a marketing term that describes the method individuals use to navigate the Internet in order to arrive at specific websites. Direct navigation is a new, loosely defined term which is generally understood to include type-in traffic and bookmarked traffic. This involves an internet user navigating to a website directly through the website address bar, bypassing any online search engines and navigating directly to the domain.

A 2005 study of internet traffic revealed that direct navigation traffic such as browser type-in traffic, bookmarks of existing sites and visits to existing, known website domain names converts into sales for advertisers at 4.23% of total visits compared to 2.3% for product and service related searches performed via the search box at search engines such as Google and Yahoo.

Spoof - Oops, My Hair's on Fire

Hello Mom Non or 666,

Sorry I haven't written sooner and I’m so sorry about your name. Who knew?

I had no idea some nut would re-invent the internet domain naming system; translating words to the  numbers on a phone keypad…

Sorry got 2 go, lots of names to register at Numbers That Work Domains

Please break this gently to Dad Fad…

Your son,
Bob... err Cob... err 262,
Founder of GoSumptin HoDaffy

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The Morale of the Story:

Some nut changed the internet by noticing that the words Mom, non and 666 are all spelled with the '6' key on a phone keypad.

..anyway, maybe you noticed our guys hair is now on fire?

Other KiiWii Spoofs

• Our 'Don't Call me Spoof', the ultimate privacy tool
• Our 'Made Ya Look Spoof'
• The About Us Wiki 6233925665.info (Made Ya Look) Spoof
  6233925665.info

Our Storybook Presentation:
'KiiWii Has Your Number'

A Fascination With Numbers

Recently the 16 digit code that cracks the current DVD encryption scheme was released to the 'wild' and it created quite a stir. Not only because the DRM rights game was escalated, but because of our interest in numbers in general. This was followed by Freedom-to-Tinker's You Can Own an Integer of your very own offering featured on Digg that we liked a lot for the same reasons.

We're hooked on numbers...

Register a Number as a Domain Name