After building his first company entirely remotely through the use of freelancers and contractors, Sharon Koifman, the President of DistantJob, felt burned by the lack of culture and team cohesion. And that’s how the story of DistantJob began. In this interview for our “Names with stories” series, Sharon answered our questions about the brand name, the domain name choice, and his future plans.

Ali Boone, the founder of Hipster Investments, talks about the origin of the company name, her choice of the domain, and how the pandemic affected her business.

In this interview, we had a chance to ask Jon why he quit Opera and founded Vivaldi, what is the value and importance of owning a premium exact match domain such as Vivaldi.com, and what has been the effect of having it for his brand.

…and how to avoid them.

To get a deeper insight into the story behind XA.com, the XAG team talks about the origin of their brand name, the process of XA.com acquisition, and the future development of agriculture technology.

Sascha Mayer and Christine Dodson on how Mamava celebrates and supports the 21st-century breastfeeding mama on-the-go.

The mystery of single missing socks finally solved.

Ricky Robinson, CEO of Shorthand, explains why mental toughness is important to running and running a company.

Jannik Lawaetz, CEO of LuggageHero, talks about the original idea for his brand, what was wrong with the name Drop n Local, and why is brand awareness important for their business.

Soar.com is on a mission to unlock the infinite potential of over 1 billion people. Scott Fleming, Head of Enterprise Partnerships at Soar, explains how everything started and what’s the next milestone for the brand.