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	<title>Comments on: Tech wrap: Era of .yournamehere domains arrives</title>
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		<title>By: AllDomains</title>
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		<description>I expect dot brand to be a game changer in Search potentially taking away traffic from Google. Here&#039;s an example.

2015, I see an ad for Nike&#039;s new T100 and want to know more. What are my options?
1. Google search for &quot;T100 Nike&quot;. Nike&#039;s site will appear together with a lot of other sites. I click on the Nike site, but it&#039;s not guaranteed I will end up on the T100 info page.
2. I type in nike.com in the browser and use Nike&#039;s internal search tool to find T100.
3. I type t100.nike in the browser and go directly to the info page at Nike&#039;s website. 

If you are a native internet users you will quickly adapt to search like this, and which option do you think that Nike prefers?</description>
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<p>2015, I see an ad for Nike&#8217;s new T100 and want to know more. What are my options?<br />
1. Google search for &#8220;T100 Nike&#8221;. Nike&#8217;s site will appear together with a lot of other sites. I click on the Nike site, but it&#8217;s not guaranteed I will end up on the T100 info page.<br />
2. I type in nike.com in the browser and use Nike&#8217;s internal search tool to find T100.<br />
3. I type t100.nike in the browser and go directly to the info page at Nike&#8217;s website. </p>
<p>If you are a native internet users you will quickly adapt to search like this, and which option do you think that Nike prefers?</p>
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