It was early 2000's when I registered my first domain name. A small project regarding SEO (search engine optimisation), and long tail keyword domain names, or keywords which formulate very specific search terms, and then used as a domain name, a very interesting exercise.At an early age I travelled Australia and worked all manner of jobs from Forklift Driver and Courier in Hamilton and Ballarat, Oranges in Mildura, Mangoes in Humpty Doo Katherine and Tindal, Apples on the Mornington Peninsula, Door to Door Book Sales, a Deckhand in Darwin, Ammo Recycling in NSW, Motorcycle Courier in Melbourne, Robotic Mobile Gurney Operator all over W.A, Car Park Manager in Melbourne CBD, Bricklayer in Victoria, 360 Street View Photographer, and for the past 13 years I have worked in Melbourne as a HR Driver, or Hooklift and Marrel Driver, and Water Cart Driver.It was around 10 years ago when I first found out about Emoji domains and really liked the idea. A fascinating concept that was alot of fun to investigate. At some point thereafter I stumbled across a peculiarity.Up until this point I was under the impression that you could not register an emoji domain on the dot com registrar, however if you were to type the TM emoji into punycoder to get the special code, instead of the typical code xn--123 it simply displayed the letters tm. This is when the penny dropped.I needed a domain name for a project and now I had one. www.PaintersTM.com was born.Today I have a number of projectswww.AustraliaTM.comPerth.PaintersTM.comPet.Transport.AustraliaTM.comwww.HotelsTM.comwww.RealEstateTM.comwww.TravelInsuranceTM.comwww.CarInsuranceTM.comwww.RacingTM.clubwww.CarTM.clubwww.Webbsuite.comFrom here I was able to spot a bug in messaging systems and alerted a number of businesses, as well as pointing out to brand managers that they may want to consider registering their BrandTM.com especially if it is a generic word.Wordplay and domains have actually been quite fun to be involved with, and apart from the TM keywords, I also discovered that the information symbol was a similar case, as Visitorsⓘ.com resolves to visitorsi com. The big difference was that iMac was so popular, many domains using the letter i had already been registered, so there was no large sets of keyword domains available, as was the case with TM.Linkedin myⓘTumblr ♻️eBay 🪙Creative Domains and Usernames