SB RSSThis 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.
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.
Joseph Woodbury, CEO and founder at Neighbor.com, about the origin of the brand name and what was the problem they were having before with their previous domain name StoreWithNeighbor.com.
In this interview, we talk with the founder and CEO Fritz Trott about what it’s like starting a business, what is the meaning behind the name Zenjob and why investing in the exact brand match domain name Zenjob.com was so important for the brand.
Sean Chou, CEO and co-founder of Catalytic, on why buying the right domain name should be a priority for startups.
Jacob Wedderburn-Day, CEO of Stasher, talks about creating a concept that uses an online platform to store luggage in hotels and local businesses, the origin of the brand name, and how did he get the domain Stasher.com.
We asked 12 brand experts and entrepreneurs to share their best advice on how to create a brand name, and here’s what we have learned.
Mike Slaats, the founder of Upvoty, shares his best advice to entrepreneurs who are wondering whether to invest in the perfect domain match for their brand.
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.
Peter Coffee, VP for Strategic Research at Salesforce, talks about brand names, why domain names are so important, and IoT.
