SB RSSIn this article, you will find some comments from entrepreneurs who have chosen to invest in a premium domain name for their business.
This document covers some questions you can ask yourself in order to determine whether or not a certain name is a good investment for your brand, as well as some potential risks and benefits you may be not aware of.
What is an Exact Brand Match domain? What effects would it have on your business? What risks do you take on by not owning yours? We’ve put together some tips on the topic.
To celebrate April Fools Day we have compiled a short list of the lies you hear most often about domain names.
Investing in a premium domain can be complex. To ensure you make the right decision regarding the name, price, and overall choice, here are nine essential tips to guide you through the process.
This is what we found after compiling some quotes from entrepreneurs who have shared with the public what changed after they acquired their best domain name.
I read this article today about an online casino targeting problem gamblers. Reminded me of back when we were looking at CRM solution to manage our workflow, I heard of Close. I couldn’t remember the domain extension they used at the time so I just put “close crm” in Google. And of course, their competitors’ results […]
“When most people hear a brand name, they subconsciously create an image of a “straight” name (a name without special characters) in their minds.”
We’ve done some research to find you some scary domain name stories that will give you both a bit of a scare — and a good lesson.
Many globally recognized brands have considered equity in exchange for getting their perfect domain name. Let’s look at some stories together.
Valentine’s Day in 2005 merely marks the day Hurley, Chen, and Karim registered the domain name YouTube.com (along with the logo, and trademark).
