A Domain By Any Other Name: Do You Need a .Esq?

For a while now, alternate domain extensions have been available, beyond the traditional . com. Of particular interest to attorneys is that .law and .lawyer have been available for a little while now ; .esq is also available . That’s more inline with the .attorney extension – also available . One of the advantages of buying new domain extensions is getting access to basic domain names that have long been unavailable under the traditional .com formation . Like, you could have bought personalinjury.esq , if you were quick on the trigger . (Yeah, it’s already taken.) But, now that the most desirable domains are already gone, is it still wor th buying a .esq domain? There are, of course, pros and cons . In the positive column, having a .esq domain positively identifies you/your business, as a law firm . (Assuming consumers understand what an ‘esq’ even is – most of your referral sources (at least those who are attorneys) will...