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analysis When One or Two Words is Not Enough in a Domain Name
Most large businesses will brand on a single-word domain name, whether that is a dictionary word, a creative spelling, or a made-up word. Still, it is true that there is a place for longer domain names. In this article I look at the sales record, at least as indicated by NameBio, for domain...- Bob Hawkes
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analysis When One or Two Words is Not Enough in a Domain Name
Most large businesses will brand on a single-word domain name, whether that is a dictionary word, a creative spelling, or a made-up word. Still, it is true that there is a place for longer domain names. In this article I look at the sales record, at least as indicated by NameBio, for domain...- Bob Hawkes
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- sales tips... analysis namebio long domains phrases pricing domains 3-word domains multiword categorization
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