Mr. Askew returns to form with this submission. Clearly a dud here. I hate the use of apostrophed words in URLs -- just throws people off (especially when the people you're trying to reach are 55+ and largely computer illiterate to begin with.) And spreading these words over 2 lines might lead some ...

Here's one more from the URL-man, URL-myth, URL-legend, Peter Askew. This ad is for Elite Networks that has conveniently shortened its URL to elnetss.com. Thanks guys but no way in el I'm remembering that....

Here's an interesting one. Richard Longhurst runs this company and sent this in thinking I'd blast it but I actually kind of dig it. Creative use of a country TLD and "don't forget the dot" to help those that might overlook it. This URL's got hops....

Saw this coaster at the Houlihan's at 225 N. Michigan in Chicago. That building has a good 10-20 big ad agencies in it so these guys are definitely playing in the lion's den. Methinks they need to come with a little more firepower than this. An all lower case URL with some obscure principal names wi...

And here's an example of when trying to be cute with an URL can backfire. The AlURLt Mark Alves spotted this one and points out it may as well read TheDoctorFor.com since the alternate versions like TheDoctorForSonia.com have been scooped up. This URL should never have been doctored....

The Good URL Bad URL Facebook group is rockin'. Peter Askew of Domainer's Gazette posted some brut-URLS. Here's an example of a great URL selection but poor promotion. When I first saw it I thought the URL was AftermarketDomainsForSale.com (which, ironically, a squatter has.) Not sure why URL displa...