360 or 365?

[iPlox]

I know that both are popular domain suffixed but which one do you think is better. I have to buy a few domains with this suffix and I am unable to decide which one to use?

Any advice would be helpful!

 

[nmr86]

IMO 360 is better than 365,

360 is nicer to say and its degrees.. i like that..

 

[fab]

three sixty is easier to pronounce

 

[VURG]

What's good about 365???

I thought 360 was overated but why do you say that 365 is a popular suffix?

Because there is 365 days in a year?

Can you give me an example of a popular website with the 365 suffix?

 

[Silhouette]

May I ask what about 247 then?? :red:
Is it far behind??

 

[dgridley]

Obviously it depends on the useage.. I just regged virtualtours360.info ... I think that fits. But something else might call for 365 or 247..

 

[iPlox]

I like 360 more too. Yes 365 meant days of the year, and the point regarding 247 that you made was a good one because I dont like 247 all that much myself. That's another good reason to go for 360.

 

[netzilla]

Hmmm....I would say if its tour related or something like that then 360 would be your best bet. If its a service or something in that realm then 365 or 247 IMHO.

 

[LazyD]

I own http://getcredit365.com

Personally, I think it fits well, especially with the slogan, you be the judge..

 

[Jeff]

It's all good! :music:

Thread:
http://www.namepros.com/domain-name-discussion/238190-360-domains.html?highlight=360

See you soon.
-Jeff

 

[StoneRoses]

What's good about 365???

I thought 360 was overated but why do you say that 365 is a popular suffix?

Because there is 365 days in a year?

Can you give me an example of a popular website with the 365 suffix?

www.bet365.com don't know of anymore though.

Thanks

 

[Jammer]

360 definately

 

[namewaiter]

i like 365

 

[Phronesis]

I know that both are popular domain suffixed but which one do you think is better. I have to buy a few domains with this suffix and I am unable to decide which one to use?

Why do you "have to" buy them?

 

[TestCase]

I think it's all about usage.

Example:
carinsurance365.com or carinsurance247.com tend to make more sense/be more appropriate than carinsurance360.com.

At other times, any of the three will work fine.

 

[tk]

I think it's all about usage.

Example:
carinsurance365.com or carinsurance247.com tend to make more sense/be more appropriate than carinsurance360.com.

At other times, any of the three will work fine.

I agree, it all depends on the prefix / suffix. tech360 and tech365 both make sense, and tech247 too....

 

[cache]

is 360 related to the degree? (like 90 degree for a right angle)

 

[TestCase]

is 360 related to the degree? (like 90 degree for a right angle)

Yes, as in an all about, or a complete and/or unobstucted view of (insert domain topic here).

Austin, TX (Hookem' Horns!) has a very well publicized site about the region called Austin360.com. I believe it was an independent site back when it started, but after the dot com bubble burst, I think the local newspaper group bought it.

 

[ppx]

You could use 360 for the Xbox 360 also.

That;s not the only reason why I like the "360" suffix better though.

 

[deleted984054565403]

I never heard of "365" being used in a domain before reading this thread, and, personally, I don't like it. Since "24/7" is generally read "twenty-four seven", rather than "two forty-seven", it doesn't make a very nice fit. 360 is the easist to remember out of the three -- and I'd only use 360 as a suffix if the keyword is a great, generic term that fits the suffix.

Good luck,
Steve