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Why to Register md-Domains?

What is .md?

.md is the web address that identifies you, your company or your organization with the healthcare industry. Thousands of professionals and companies in the healthcare industry are already utilizing .md for their branding and marketing efforts, including some of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies. .md is a valuable and unique asset that can be used as an intuitive and dynamic communication tool.

.md is the perfect web address for medical professionals and healthcare companies

.md is a permanent professional address

.md is a dynamic communication tool and distribution channel for participants in the healthcare community

.md may be used to protect your brands and trademarks to prevent international cyber-squatters from purchasing your domain names and using them for other purposes

.md may be used as a unique, intuitive, and available promotional tool to market prescription and OTC drugs

.md Focus: Healthcare

We are developing an Internet domain for the global healthcare community where participants in the healthcare sector can acquire valuable .md domain names that correlate precisely with the marketing of their core business practices and new products. .md permits corporations and individuals to establish a unique Internet presence that carries an automatic, intuitive association with healthcare and other medical services and applications.

Growth of the .md Registry

Since becoming operational, there has been significant interest in the .md TLD. The wide adoption of .md, prior to launching a formal .md marketing campaign confirms the need and desire for a top level healthcare centric domain. The number of .md registrations continues to grow exponentially with this exposure.

The leading adopters in the .md registry are:

Physicians

Medical Schools

Private Practices

Health Clinics

Drug Development Companies

Pharmaceutical Companies

Health Insurance Companies

Medical Laboratories

Additionally, Fortune 1000 companies have adopted .md as part of their global brand marketing strategy. These include companies from the following industries:

Telecom

Banking and Finance

Entertainment

Media

Consulting

A utomotive

Travel

Insurance

Retail

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About The Author

Hans Peter Oswald
CEO
ICANN accredited Registrar Secura

https://www.domainregistry.de/md-domain.html

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secura@domainregistry.de

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