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  1. Bob Hawkes

    analysis Should Repeated Letters Be Avoided in Two-Word Domain Names?

    I am old school. For every domain name I acquire, I record in a notebook details on the acquisition, such as price, date, venue, etc., the metrics that I consulted regarding the name, things like registered extensions, my planned retail pricing, as well as shorthand notes on the strengths of the...
  2. Bob Hawkes

    analysis Should Repeated Letters Be Avoided in Two-Word Domain Names?

    I am old school. For every domain name I acquire, I record in a notebook details on the acquisition, such as price, date, venue, etc., the metrics that I consulted regarding the name, things like registered extensions, my planned retail pricing, as well as shorthand notes on the strengths of the...
  3. MAINNET

    TOLERATED: GOOD AND BAD IN THE INDUSTRY.

    😇 Let's balance the scales here a bit. We constantly read/hear the classification of domain names as "good" or "bad". Never do we read/hear about "people in the domain industry" being classified as good or bad. 😡 Because good and bad run parallel with morals and ethics, which both shape...
  4. MAINNET

    TOLERATED: GOOD AND BAD IN THE INDUSTRY.

    😇 Let's balance the scales here a bit. We constantly read/hear the classification of domain names as "good" or "bad". Never do we read/hear about "people in the domain industry" being classified as good or bad. 😡 Because good and bad run parallel with morals and ethics, which both shape...
  5. WNC HOLDINGS

    VOID APPRAISALS: AS IF THE NAME ONLY MATTERS

    Define valuable. Is “a 2-3 letter .com with an egregious use-case history” more valuable than “a hand-registered 22-character domain name with prospects”? To be clear, this isn’t a question of which TLD is really “king”. It’s a matter of how investor morals, values and principles are factored...
  6. WNC HOLDINGS

    VOID APPRAISALS: AS IF THE NAME ONLY MATTERS

    Define valuable. Is “a 2-3 letter .com with an egregious use-case history” more valuable than “a hand-registered 22-character domain name with prospects”? To be clear, this isn’t a question of which TLD is really “king”. It’s a matter of how investor morals, values and principles are factored...
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