SB RSSWe analyzed the Fortune 500 list of brands and their domain name choices, here’s what we have learned.
Chanie Hyde from BugHerd on why having a strong online presence is essential for their success and how brand authenticity leverages customer loyalty.
Jan Bednar, the CEO of ShipMonk, talks about creating a brand that is memorable, recognizable, and accessible.
Do you want to start a long and successful relationship between your brand and your customers? The rules of dating could be “the thing” that helps you pave the way.
Jude Gomila talks about the origin of the brand name, how did he get the domain Golden.com and what is the most important goal for his brand.
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).
Meet PupJoy — an innovative company offering a customizable, home-delivery subscription service featuring products to enrich every aspect of your dog’s life.
Marieke van de Rakt, CEO of Yoast, shares her advice on what startup founders should take into account when choosing a domain name.
Jessy Lai, Co-founder, Nexus Inc., talks about the origin of the brand name, their choice of domain name and why you shouldn’t rush into starting a company.
In April 2020, Accor acquired the domain All.com upgrading from all.accor.com subdomain. Clearly the shorter the name the easier it is to remember. And the easier it is to remember then the more likely customers will go to the right website.
Jessica Hendrawidjaja, CMO of Shipper, shared the story behind the brand, its name, and why the domain name Shipper.id makes sense their business.
Joel Runyon, the guy behind IMPOSSIBLE, talks about his source of inspiration for starting the brand, the name IMPOSSIBLE and why entrepreneurs should value their brand. What is the story behind IMPOSSIBLE? I started IMPOSSIBLE as a personal challenge to live a more interesting life. It started off as a blog about me trying to do more interesting things with my life. […]
