If
Google.com Amazon.com eBay.com Walmart.com Tesla.com
were to
become
Google.co Amazon.co eBay.co Walmart.co Tesla.co,
I would be interested in exploring the possibility of investing in .co domains.

.com will not disappear, I find myself at the heart of the .co propaganda. When investors consider companies, I transitioned from .com to .co because it offers brevity, and "co" is a commonly recognized abbreviation for "company."

The "challenge" lies in the fact that the .com domain has become synonymous with professionalism and internet presence. It has ingrained itself so deeply that its absence from a website address can be easily overlooked. Considering that everyone uses .com, there seems to be no reason to abandon it. Moreover, since all major corporations rely on .com, it serves as an alternative for emerging businesses to establish themselves in the market.

However, it is worth noting that the rise of alternative domains like .co presents an opportunity for new ventures to differentiate themselves and stand out from the crowd. By embracing these alternative extensions, companies can showcase their innovative spirit and potentially capture the attention of users looking for something fresh and distinctive. Ultimately, the choice between .com and .co comes down to individual preferences and branding strategies.