FrenchRiviera.com and Secaucus.com Join Lowell.com and Burbank.com as Top Notch Destinations on the Web
Top Notch Domains, LLC adds world famous French Riviera resort domain name to its diverse portfolio and launches Secaucus, New Jersey website.
Nashua, NH (PRWEB) September 12, 2008 — Top Notch Domains, LLC is pleased to announce the acquisition of FrenchRiviera.com. The company will soon launch a vacation and tourist guide targeting visitors to the French Riviera, one of the most famous resort areas in the world. The company is not disclosing the amount of the transaction.
In addition to this news, the company also announces the launch of Secaucus.com, a guide to the city of Secaucus, New Jersey. Both of these announcements are aligned with the company’s strategy of developing informational websites on high value domain names.
“The French Riviera is one of the most glamorous destinations in the world, and I am excited to have the opportunity to develop FrenchRiviera.com into a world class travel website,” said Top Notch Domains, LLC President Elliot Silver. “FrenchRiviera.com is the first international geodomain the company has acquired, and I look forward to developing it. If you are visiting St. Tropez, Monte Carlo, South of France, or anywhere else on the French Riviera, FrenchRiviera.com will help you plan your trip – from hotels, to beaches, to night clubs and more.”
In addition to Secaucus.com and FrenchRiviera.com, the company also owns and operates Burbank.com, a guide to Burbank, California, Lowell.com, a guide to Lowell, Massachusetts, and TropicalBirds.com, a website with information and resources on tropical birds found throughout the world.
The company expects a full launch of FrenchRiviera.com in Q4 2008.
About Top Notch Domains, LLC
Top Notch Domains, LLC is a privately held domain investment company specializing in the acquisition of high value domain names. The company’s President, Elliot Silver, is the founder of ElliotsBlog.com, an award winning domain investment and strategy blog.
Oui oui
Congrats Elliot,
Nice purchase mate. I am sure it will be a winner for you.
I will be in the French Riviera myself in a few weeks time.
Look forward to seeing the site developed.
Regards
Ed
http://www.ozdomainer.com
Congrats Elliot!
You are making more than one frenchy jaleous today with this terrific domain 😉
Great name- Beautiful place!
Congratulations – that looks like a fun one to build out!
Elliot that’s exciting news…
I look forward to seeing the finished vehicle…
You do creative, useful Geo sites…
They inspire me…
Continued success to you…
Back I go to working on the Categories of Available names
at DB…
Have a great weekend…
~Patricia Kaehler
DomainBELL.com
love the name – fantastic destination geo – care to disclose the purch price? anything less than 100k is a very nice deal, imo.
Congrats on the acquisition. Hope you got a good deal! :o)
from a strictly art/cultural perspective, will you have webcam(s) positioned at the various beaches on the riviera?
Congratulations!! Very, very nice name.
Salut Elliot,
très belle prise concernant FrenchRiviera.com
Toutes mes félicitations. Si jamais tu as besoin
d’un coup de main concernant les traductions pour ce site,
je serai ravi de te donner un coup de main.
Amitiés,
Ritesh
Elliot — Congratulations! That’s a great domain. You (and your domains) continue to inspire.
Best wishes,
Lou
Nice purchase Elliot. What a great name. I especially like your self interview.
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Best Regards,
Jason
Let’s see…….you announce a great acquisition and the launch of another $$ maker site…..on the same day that your former employer continues to get pummelled in the stock market…………..are you sure you’re not second-guessing your decision to leave the corporate world? 🙂
Sincere congrats.
Congrats Elliot, Great Acquisition!
Best of success with it.
Frank
Elloit,
Congratulations on the new geo. Top Notch indeed.
I am travelling in Southern Europe this week. In Florence right now. There is definitely a large potential for more growth in European and international geodomains. Doing a bit of research while I’m here. The one thing I cannot wrap my fingers around is the TLD and language tradeoff. Obviously, buying the “.com” is perfect for the english translation and will be the prime site for english travellers (and other languages if you offer them), but I’m trying to figure out how much “local” presence can be made, or even if there is much extra money in the “local” side versus the “destination” side. It will be very interesting to hear your feedback as you grow the site.
Best of luck with the domain. I’m hoping we are able to do something similar with an international destination domain at some point. Would love to compare notes if it gets to that.
Regards,
Conor
Hi Elliot,
Very nice indeed! All the best wishes for there long term success(s).
Peace,
Dan
Love it! A domain that is globally known. A lot of brains have that name already hard wired in. That will make your job a lot easier. What a fun, inspiring name to consider developing.
Congrats.
Looking forward to lots of photos of St Tropez wildlife.
Why do you keep buying domains to places you know nothing about?
Now you’re gonna set up some type of authority site on somewhere you’ve probably never even been to.
Makes no sense that some guy from NH owns and develops the main domain for the Fench Riviera.
***UPDATED BY ELLIOT***
First off, your assumption is incorrect, as I have been there as well as many other places in the world.
Secondly, why would this make no sense?
Thanks for the good laugh though.
Bob above is obviously ***, but you may have to start spending a lot of time in the south of France to develop this name properly.
Great domain, though did you sell it?