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  1. Future Sensors

    advice Navigating English Pitfalls in Domain Registration

    Registering domains is not only about finding something available, it's about choosing words that make sense, look professional, and appeal to buyers. For non‑native English speakers, this can be especially challenging because English has many quirks. A single word can function as a noun, verb...
  2. Future Sensors

    advice Navigating English Pitfalls in Domain Registration

    Registering domains is not only about finding something available, it's about choosing words that make sense, look professional, and appeal to buyers. For non‑native English speakers, this can be especially challenging because English has many quirks. A single word can function as a noun, verb...
  3. WhoaDomain.com

    List of “Plural” domains owned or used by companies. (Updated as I find them or you do)

    Hello, I took a look and there seems to be no comprehensive list plural domains on Namepros for plural domains owned and or used by companies. I think it will be useful to all. Feel free to add some you know of or have found online. Rules: 1. Would prefer single word domains but will accept...
  4. WhoaDomain.com

    List of “Plural” domains owned or used by companies. (Updated as I find them or you do)

    Hello, I took a look and there seems to be no comprehensive list plural domains on Namepros for plural domains owned and or used by companies. I think it will be useful to all. Feel free to add some you know of or have found online. Rules: 1. Would prefer single word domains but will accept...
  5. Fancy.domains

    question .com in plural?

    I'm a Swede in Asia and this is a silly thread, but I want to make it clear... What is the plural of .com? I'm tired of writing ".com names" Is "dot coms" grammatically correct, or even ".coms"?
  6. Fancy.domains

    question .com in plural?

    I'm a Swede in Asia and this is a silly thread, but I want to make it clear... What is the plural of .com? I'm tired of writing ".com names" Is "dot coms" grammatically correct, or even ".coms"?
  7. Shlopydo

    question I just handregged a plural name, should I get the singular one too?

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  8. Shlopydo

    question I just handregged a plural name, should I get the singular one too?

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  9. BrandingGo

    opinion Plural VS Singular?

    Which domains have more value, plural or singular?
  10. BrandingGo

    opinion Plural VS Singular?

    Which domains have more value, plural or singular?
  11. WhoaDomain.com

    opinion Haptic or Haptics at the end domain? Which is best?

    Just thought I'd ask. Many Keyword + Haptic.com is registered. Many Keyword + Haptics.com is registered too. Which is best?
  12. WhoaDomain.com

    opinion Haptic or Haptics at the end domain? Which is best?

    Just thought I'd ask. Many Keyword + Haptic.com is registered. Many Keyword + Haptics.com is registered too. Which is best?
  13. jjngjr

    The better of the two?

    Hi all, I'm having a difficult time determining whether the singular or plural version of a general or product name (example: battery or batteries) is the better of the two when it comes to resell value. It seems that most of the time, the singular seems to have higher sales prices when it...
  14. jjngjr

    The better of the two?

    Hi all, I'm having a difficult time determining whether the singular or plural version of a general or product name (example: battery or batteries) is the better of the two when it comes to resell value. It seems that most of the time, the singular seems to have higher sales prices when it...
  15. EbookLover

    Permit or Permits?

    Example: If a permit is required to own a device, would you reg... DevicePermit.com DevicePermits.com
  16. EbookLover

    Permit or Permits?

    Example: If a permit is required to own a device, would you reg... DevicePermit.com DevicePermits.com
  17. WhoaDomain.com

    information Use Case for Singular Version of a "Plural" Geo location.

    So I've been on a Geo "kick" these days. Been registering GEO domains. specifically ones where the geo is either singular and plural. Many of the big shots of domains seem to have done this. then I came across one I missed in my "travels" online. Prospect Heights, Brooklyn...
  18. WhoaDomain.com

    information Use Case for Singular Version of a "Plural" Geo location.

    So I've been on a Geo "kick" these days. Been registering GEO domains. specifically ones where the geo is either singular and plural. Many of the big shots of domains seem to have done this. then I came across one I missed in my "travels" online. Prospect Heights, Brooklyn...
  19. Sathyam

    auction Sold

    Domain: Sold (Godaddy, Exp Jan19) Start: $1 Increment: $1 BIN: $19 Auction ends 72hours after last bid Payby Paypal 3 high profile Key words Crypto, Coins and Sales.
  20. Sathyam

    auction Sold

    Domain: Sold (Godaddy, Exp Jan19) Start: $1 Increment: $1 BIN: $19 Auction ends 72hours after last bid Payby Paypal 3 high profile Key words Crypto, Coins and Sales.
  21. WhoaDomain.com

    question Which is best? Keyword+Gift? Or Keyword+Gifts in .com?

    Contemplating on dropping either one and just going with the other. which is more a valuable domain? or keep both? does it really boil down to what the first keyword is? but for the sake of argument say the keyword is BEST?
  22. WhoaDomain.com

    question Which is best? Keyword+Gift? Or Keyword+Gifts in .com?

    Contemplating on dropping either one and just going with the other. which is more a valuable domain? or keep both? does it really boil down to what the first keyword is? but for the sake of argument say the keyword is BEST?
  23. guillon

    advice 2 new issues when choosing a new domain

    In the past, new domains didn't exist and choosing the right domain name was...simple. With new gTLDs, those not familiar with spending enough time to hunt for the right domain name will probably want to read this before they got for a ... ".com". With new gTLDs, we face a new problem: some...
  24. guillon

    advice 2 new issues when choosing a new domain

    In the past, new domains didn't exist and choosing the right domain name was...simple. With new gTLDs, those not familiar with spending enough time to hunt for the right domain name will probably want to read this before they got for a ... ".com". With new gTLDs, we face a new problem: some...
  25. News

    advice Plural vs. Singular – it usually is an either or when you’re talking about domain names

    It’s a question that comes up a lot when people are looking at one-word domain names. In most cases it’s pretty clear if the singular will sell for more than the plural.Seriously, there are a lot of singular domain names that get crushed in value once you add an “s” or “es” to the end. Of...
  26. News

    advice Plural vs. Singular – it usually is an either or when you’re talking about domain names

    It’s a question that comes up a lot when people are looking at one-word domain names. In most cases it’s pretty clear if the singular will sell for more than the plural.Seriously, there are a lot of singular domain names that get crushed in value once you add an “s” or “es” to the end. Of...
  27. WhoaDomain.com

    question Any value in Keyword + AND + Keyword?

    I was just looking into AND domains with the set up of : Keyword + AND + Keyword.com plus variations like Plural Keyword + and + Plural Keyword.com or Plural keyword + and + singular keyword.com (and reverse) The reason why I've been looking into this is is I've seen some sales on Namebio...
  28. WhoaDomain.com

    question Any value in Keyword + AND + Keyword?

    I was just looking into AND domains with the set up of : Keyword + AND + Keyword.com plus variations like Plural Keyword + and + Plural Keyword.com or Plural keyword + and + singular keyword.com (and reverse) The reason why I've been looking into this is is I've seen some sales on Namebio...
  29. Arpit131

    That extra 's': Singular vs Plural domains

    What does that extra 's' in your domain do? Well here are some of the actual cases: Essential.com sold for $250,000 while Essentials.com for $32,000. DataCenter.com sold for $500,000 while DataCenters.com for $190,000. Ride.com sold for $325,000 while Rides.com for $120,000. Estate.com sold...
  30. Arpit131

    That extra 's': Singular vs Plural domains

    What does that extra 's' in your domain do? Well here are some of the actual cases: Essential.com sold for $250,000 while Essentials.com for $32,000. DataCenter.com sold for $500,000 while DataCenters.com for $190,000. Ride.com sold for $325,000 while Rides.com for $120,000. Estate.com sold...
  31. Ten10

    Buy singular OR plural EMD?

    A client wants to setup an affiliate website for selling a niche hardware Item. Item type is one but different models from different brands will be listed. The client will be buying an EMD for this. Common usage of singular term is lot of times higher than the plural Client is aware that...
  32. Ten10

    Buy singular OR plural EMD?

    A client wants to setup an affiliate website for selling a niche hardware Item. Item type is one but different models from different brands will be listed. The client will be buying an EMD for this. Common usage of singular term is lot of times higher than the plural Client is aware that...
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