Tsani Gramatikova
Tsani Gramatikova
Helping entrepreneurs make informed decisions about their brands with the team at MarkUpgrade.com and SmartBranding.com. Mother of a curly little (part-time) angel, one-eyed Bernese mountain dog, and two rescue pups. Married to a cool guy and his Harley. Feel free to reach out for advice on any of the above topics.

Qapita Invests in Qapita.com to Match Its Growth and Market Leadership

Qapita is a Singapore and India-based equity management company. Qapita raised several funding rounds in 2021 and invested in the domain name Qapita.com shortly after.

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Connect.com becomes the latest jewel in HubSpot’s crown

One-word.com premium domains like Connect.com are prized by many as branding gold mines.

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The future of Call.com revealed

In a recent DNW podcast, Serial entrepreneur and CEO Desktop.com Rolf Larsen shared the plans for the Call.com domain name and why it’s worth investing in.

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Chill Brands Has Invested in Chill.com to Better Communicate Its Mission

The acquisition of the Chill.com domain name is part of Chill Brands’ visual refresh campaign, aiming to enhance customer targeting and ensure that the brand’s marketing is consistent across all channels. The company’s focus on selling CBD and other natural components as functional, fun, and relaxing will be renewed by the brand refresh, further perfectly paired by the new domain name Chill.com.

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StrikeForce Rebrands as Zerify Focusing Solely on Its Proactive Cybersecurity Solutions

Zerify (formerly known as StrikeForce Technologies, Inc.) is one of the top players in the proactive cybersecurity solutions sector. The company has been operating for over 20 years serving small to midsize businesses (SMBs) and enterprise companies.

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Gravity Forms Boost Online Presence and Increase Brand Awareness by Investing in Gravity.com

Founded in 2009, Gravity Forms builds WordPress-based business workflow applications. The company has been operating for 13 years and is commonly referred to as Gravity. The premium Gravity.com domain, which had previously belonged to Yahoo, Verizon, Oath, and AOL, was recently bought by Gravity, according to a Tweet from the company.

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HearHere expands service and product offerings and rebrands to Autio

Headquartered in Santa Barbara, California, the travel audio entertainment app Autio uses geolocation to automatically play stories about iconic landmarks, cities, and towns in the area. The startup joined with The Moth, a famous storytelling nonprofit, last month to contribute $1 from each Autio membership sold to support storytelling workshops and resources and to provide […]

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July 2022 Funded Startups and Their Domain Names Choices

Overview Investors’ focus continues to move from late-stage to early-stage companies in July. According to Crunchbase data, funding in July 2022 was close to $28 billion, down 34% from $42 billion in June. Furthermore, funding has decreased by 56% from $63 billion in July 2021 and has been the lowest funding month since November 2020. […]

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Scale.ai Upgrades to Scale.com to Reflect the Company’s Rapid Growth

Country extensions also come with certain risks that an established brand like Scale would better avoid as it grows. Scale AI found a solution by investing in the premium dictionary word domain name Scale.com and bringing trust and credibility to their business.

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June 2022 Funded Startups and Their Domain Names Choices

Overview The global funding reached $120 billion in the second quarter of 2022. Crunchbase data reveals that the amount was the lowest for a single quarter since the beginning of 2021. The financing in the second quarter decreased by 26% from $162 billion in the first quarter and by 27% from $165 billion in the […]

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