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Using a "swear word" in a company name / domain
What are your thoughts about a company using a relatively "benign" swear word as their company name as a marketing gimmick? Specifically the word "ass" or "arse", particularly if the company sells products to a specific niche of people (ie: teens / young adults etc.) Example: ProductAss.com...- The Rover
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Using a "swear word" in a company name / domain
What are your thoughts about a company using a relatively "benign" swear word as their company name as a marketing gimmick? Specifically the word "ass" or "arse", particularly if the company sells products to a specific niche of people (ie: teens / young adults etc.) Example: ProductAss.com...- The Rover
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