SB RSSMatt Holmes, the Founder of Handshaking, talks about his brand, why he picked Handshaking as a brand name, and what was the reason to get the domain name Handshaking.com.
Picking the right domain name is one of the most important steps in starting your online business.
This German startup upgraded its domain name from CopeCart.com to the EBM (Exact Brand Match) domain Cope.com.
Upgrading from DetectNow.com, the company acquired the EBM (Exact Brand Match) domain Detect.com in March 2021.
In this interview, we have a chance to ask Mr. Sergey Zubkov about his idea for starting SaveToFutre, what is the value and importance of owning an exact brand match domain name, and why protecting a client’s personal data is so important to their business.
The British manufacturer behind Lysol, Clearasil and Durex, announced it would rebrand itself and be known simply as Reckitt (which is the only name most people ever called it anyway).
To get a deeper insight into the story behind VersusGame.com, we talk with John Vitti, CEO of Versus Game, about the origin of the company name, their domain name choice, and why consistency is the key to business success. What is the story behind VersusGame? I remember the office culture and how everyone would gather around […]
In an attempt to highlight the other housing-related businesses and services under their umbrella, Angie’s List rebranded as Angi in March 2021.
LinkTree was created in 2016 when brothers Alex and Anthony Zaccaria teamed up with their friend, Nick Humphreys, and the site was created in six hours. They had no clue that LinkTree would grow into a platform with a much bigger vision.
Brian Deen, the Co-founder of Exploding Topics, talks about their rebranding from Trennd to ExplodingTopics, why a brand name is super important for any brand and what are the most 3 important things in the world of business.
From Mr. Chewy to MyChewy to Chewy.com – learn more about the story of that startup from idea to IPO.
Let us take a look into the past and see how things were done, how we do them now, and admit that, sometimes, not old days were better.
