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    interviews Meet Michael Rader: A Journey In Brandable Domain Names

    Thanks @Bob Hawkes for putting this together — really enjoyed reading Michael’s journey. The way he broke down the learning curve, the honesty about mistakes, and the focus on process over ego really hit home. Super motivating to see how consistent work and discipline in brandables can pay off...
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    discuss What’s Your Secret Strategy When Others Beware of Sharing?

    Hi everyone—I've noticed a recurring theme here: many seasoned members hesitate to share domain investment strategies publicly. This isn’t surprising—your strategy might be your edge. But I’m curious—what creative, non-sensitive approaches do you still feel comfortable sharing publicly? Maybe...
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    My Journey as a Small Business Owner

    Hello everyone, I’m Harry Edward. As a small business owner, I’ve faced plenty of hurdles when it comes to managing finances, bookkeeping, and just keeping things on track. It hasn’t always been easy, but every challenge has taught me something new about running a business. I’m grateful to...
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    budget: $500+/item Looking for some Premium Domains- .com

    I’ve recently started a small business in the accounting and finance space, and I’m looking for premium .com domains that fit this niche. Ideally something professional, trustworthy, and easy to remember. If you have suggestions or domains for sale that align with bookkeeping, payroll, tax, or...
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    Lessons I’ve Learned Running a Small Business

    Hi everyone, I’m Harry, and I recently introduced myself here as a small business owner. For my second post, I thought I’d share a few lessons I’ve learned along the way that might help others who are also building their business. These may sound simple, but they’ve made a huge difference for...
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    strategy Automated Appraisal Tools: Look Beyond The Number

    very well explain
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    discuss What’s Your Secret Strategy When Others Beware of Sharing?

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    question Which TLD is best for a small business domain – .com, .us, or .org?

    Yeah, .com is still king for most folks here, but I’ve definitely seen .us pop up more in the last few years. It’s got potential, especially if you’re targeting a very U.S.-specific audience. I’ve been digging into domains lately myself since I’m working on a new business, and honestly .us feels...
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    budget: $500+/item Looking for some Premium Domains- .com

    okey
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    discuss Does domain extension really affect trust for a small business?

    Haha love that — crazy how just a few letters can flip the whole vibe. Makes me think of domains too… one bad pick and it’s a nightmare, but the right one feels like gold. I’m actually hunting for one right now since I’m getting ready to start a new business related to Accounting and Finance ...
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    discuss Does domain extension really affect trust for a small business?

    That’s a good way to put it — depends on whether the domain is the first touchpoint or just shared later.
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    discuss Does domain extension really affect trust for a small business?

    I’ve noticed a lot of people strongly recommend sticking with a .com, but for those who’ve actually launched and run businesses on alternatives like .net, .co, or a country code (.us, .ca, etc.), did you ever feel customers doubted your legitimacy because of the extension? Or was it more...
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    question Which TLD is best for a small business domain – .com, .us, or .org?

    Thanks a lot for the detailed reply, that really clears things up for me. I was leaning toward .com just for credibility, but it’s good to know .net is still a solid option, especially for anything IT-related. I hadn’t really thought much about .us but since I’m mainly focused on the US...
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    My Journey as a Small Business Owner

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    budget: $500+/item Looking for some Premium Domains- .com

    ok
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    budget: $500+/item Looking for some Premium Domains- .com

    Thanks for sharing. I’ll think it over and get back to you if I decide to move forward
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    budget: $500+/item Looking for some Premium Domains- .com

    ok cash i will think and get back to you
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    budget: $500+/item Looking for some Premium Domains- .com

    Thanks for sharing. I’ll think it over and get back to you if I decide to move forward
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    budget: $500+/item Looking for some Premium Domains- .com

    Thanks Bob For this Guidance
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    budget: $500+/item Looking for some Premium Domains- .com

    Thanks for sharing. I’ll think it over and get back to you if I decide to move forward
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