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Would you consider this name a double acronym or double abbreviation?

RXXP.com?

I would just consider that a terrific short, easy to remember domain that can get traffic somewhere.

I agree with the fellow who made an earlier post in this thread, mentioning all this hype about type in traffic.

My personal take on it is. and I will use what is prevalent thinking in the mobi forum, that everything must be intutive type in traffic.
My argument has been that most people are NOT good spellers and if you could not intuitively spell at age 12, how are you going to inutitvely spell at age 35?

Short domains are the answer to get people to sites that they could not spell if you gave them all afternoon to do so.

After passing Carl's Kustom Kar Klinic, Lite and Brite Cleaners, and Sudz and Dudz, is it any wonder that they may have some trouble with intuitve typing of a domain name?

Doc

06-10-2008, 10:56 PM	· #46
MaguirePhD Account Suspended Trader Rating: (0) Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 320 NP$: 0.00 (Donate)	Would you consider this name a double acronym or double abbreviation? Would you consider this name a double acronym or double abbreviation? RXXP.com? I would just consider that a terrific short, easy to remember domain that can get traffic somewhere. I agree with the fellow who made an earlier post in this thread, mentioning all this hype about type in traffic. My personal take on it is. and I will use what is prevalent thinking in the mobi forum, that everything must be intutive type in traffic. My argument has been that most people are NOT good spellers and if you could not intuitively spell at age 12, how are you going to inutitvely spell at age 35? Short domains are the answer to get people to sites that they could not spell if you gave them all afternoon to do so. After passing Carl's Kustom Kar Klinic, Lite and Brite Cleaners, and Sudz and Dudz, is it any wonder that they may have some trouble with intuitve typing of a domain name? Doc Please register or log-in into NamePros to hide ads