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Many domain investors have avoided domain names with hyphens. It is not rare to see in the NamePros Requests section the wording “no hyphens”. @Rob Monster of Epik recently started a thread arguing that hyphenated .com domain names are back in fashion. He also indicated a plan to increase...

Many domain investors have avoided domain names with hyphens. It is not rare to see in the NamePros Requests section the wording “no hyphens”. @Rob Monster of Epik recently started a thread arguing that hyphenated .com domain names are back in fashion. He also indicated a plan to increase...

germans like hyphens but sometimes it's just too much: today these guys just let a great domain expire regionale-planungsgemeinschaft-anhalt-bitterfeld-wittenberg(/.)de to me, this screams opportunity. I guess they will regret. catch it!

germans like hyphens but sometimes it's just too much: today these guys just let a great domain expire regionale-planungsgemeinschaft-anhalt-bitterfeld-wittenberg(/.)de to me, this screams opportunity. I guess they will regret. catch it!

Is it worth to build a brand on a hyphenated high searched .com? Thanks

Is it worth to build a brand on a hyphenated high searched .com? Thanks

Before I share my thoughts and unpack the title of this article, know that I fully promote buying and developing domains, preferably .com domains, without hyphens. There are many arguments explore when seriously considering whether or not to invest in domains with hyphens, and/or considering a...

Before I share my thoughts and unpack the title of this article, know that I fully promote buying and developing domains, preferably .com domains, without hyphens. There are many arguments explore when seriously considering whether or not to invest in domains with hyphens, and/or considering a...

Does the hyphen "-: in domain names affect the keyword search rate? Or is there no difference between the unhyphenated name vs the hyphenated name? Also what is your opinion on them? Do they dramatically decrease the value of the domain?

Does the hyphen "-: in domain names affect the keyword search rate? Or is there no difference between the unhyphenated name vs the hyphenated name? Also what is your opinion on them? Do they dramatically decrease the value of the domain?

Auction Starts: $1 only Increment: $1 or more BIN: $79 USD Registrar: Name.com Expiry: 26 Jun 2018 Transfer: Push Ends: On 4 May 2018 10am EST or via BIN Payment: Paypal

Auction Starts: $1 only Increment: $1 or more BIN: $79 USD Registrar: Name.com Expiry: 26 Jun 2018 Transfer: Push Ends: On 4 May 2018 10am EST or via BIN Payment: Paypal

I was wondering if anyone is entering into the hyphenated domain name investments. I saw a name D-Banking.com which I thought was solid. What do you think here? Does the hyphen add value or decreases it in such cases? With new gTLDs all around, don't you think hyphenated names become even less...

I was wondering if anyone is entering into the hyphenated domain name investments. I saw a name D-Banking.com which I thought was solid. What do you think here? Does the hyphen add value or decreases it in such cases? With new gTLDs all around, don't you think hyphenated names become even less...

Hi all I would appreciate your input ... Thank you I know some of you guys have no problem finding out which domain I am talking about, but please do not mention the name on here as my last post almost cost me big time. Long story short; a company tried to buy my domain lets say...

Hi all I would appreciate your input ... Thank you I know some of you guys have no problem finding out which domain I am talking about, but please do not mention the name on here as my last post almost cost me big time. Long story short; a company tried to buy my domain lets say...

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Hello, What do you think about the value of a geo domain that has a hyphen in it. I am interested in your opinion regarding city or country names with a [space] in them (like for ex. San Francisco or South Africa). Would a domain that replaces that [space] with a hyphen have some considerable...

Hello, What do you think about the value of a geo domain that has a hyphen in it. I am interested in your opinion regarding city or country names with a [space] in them (like for ex. San Francisco or South Africa). Would a domain that replaces that [space] with a hyphen have some considerable...