Chykalophia, founded by husband-and-wife team Peter and Ari Krzyzek, specializes in building strong brand pillars and online experiences. Ari is here to talk about her background, how she developed the concept for her brand, and how she keeps it consistent to this day.

Founded in 1996, CSS Corp is a global customer experience and technology consulting services provider. CSS Corp underwent a strategic rebrand, changing its name to Movate to keep pace with the company’s business transformation and growth. 

The benefit of owning a domain that matches the team’s name is that fans can easily access content related to their favorite club, also avoids the team losing money on ticket sales and merchandise.

In June, the company changed its name to Yarbo, entering a new era as a leader in the yard service industry. The new brand name matches the name of the company’s new multifunctional robot – Yarbo. Yarbo is an autonomous robot designed to maintain yards, swapping out different attachments for different yard care needs. 

The world of domain names is packed with interesting anecdotes, from great success stories, risky ideas, to prominent fiascos. It is also loaded with questions, some popping up more frequently than others. Here is a growing list of the most common questions we hear about domains. Do domain names matter anymore? Domain names have been at […]

Launched in 2003 as a print and marketing company, Dynamic Marketing Systems, or DMS, has grown over the years with its clients. 2022 has been a transformational period for the brand, as it continues to meet the evolving needs of their clients.

.com extension is the preferred choice among the companies on our list, with 713 out of 1048 securing a .com domain name for their online presence.

The acquisition of an asset like Verified.com is a clear sign of the commitment TPP Global Investments has to the new brand’s success.

Axle Payments is an NYC-based financial enablement platform for the freight and logistics industry. The company announced a $126 million Series B led by Pelion Venture Partners, comprising $26 million in equity funding and $100 million in debt financing. 

Our guest today is Lary Sims. Lary was diagnosed with dyslexia at a young age, making reading and writing a challenge for him during his early years. Despite this, he managed to overcome his difficulties and went on to become a successful writer and filmmaker.