showcase Daily Domain Discoveries: share a photo of a domain you've encountered today.

[Pusang Gala]

I thought it would be fun to create this kind of thread. I would like to invite everyone to participate and embark on a captivating expedition into the world of web addresses.

Every day presents us with countless opportunities to stumble upon intriguing and thought-provoking domain names. Whether you're dashing off to work, running errands, or exploring new corners of the world, you're bound to encounter web addresses that tell unique stories about businesses, industries, and locations.

Here is a thread to showcase these digital gems and join a vibrant community of domain name aficionados! Share a snapshot of the domain name you've encountered today, along with its location and the type of industry it represents.

How to Participate:

1. Snap a photo of the domain name you encountered during your daily adventures.

2. Post it here along with the location and type of industry it corresponds to.

3. Engage in discussions, exchange insights, and unravel the stories behind each domain name.

Whether it's a charming bakery tucked away on a cozy street, a cutting-edge tech startup in a bustling metropolis, or a quaint boutique nestled in a scenic town, every domain name has a tale to tell.


Ready to share your latest domain encounter?

I'll start.

Domain name: AgricoSales.com
Location: New Orleans, LA
Industry: Engineering, Equipment manufacturing, General construction.

 

[D Haynes]

Cessam.world

 

[D Haynes]

Udav.world

Sorry about picture quality.

 

[D Haynes]

Storeys.co

 

[D Haynes]

 

[D Haynes]

Was at a convention/show today. Just a couple of the names I saw. What surprised me most was how many stands (probably over 50%) didn't show a web address of any kind. Most showed a QR code to scan or nothing at all.

 

[D Haynes]

Also saw a rare .biz name in use at the show but didn't get a pic.

 

[Yoga Trillion]

Was at a convention/show today. Just a couple of the names I saw. What surprised me most was how many stands (probably over 50%) didn't show a web address of any kind. Most showed a QR code to scan or nothing at all.

 

[D Haynes]

This is a first for me.

 

[D Haynes]

 

[D Haynes]

 

[D Haynes]

 

[Samer]

 

[Samer]

This one is creepy…
Zoom in and read the sign:

 

[HotKey]

Samer- those white bikes are all over the place here in my neck of the woods. The bike gets painted white with a permanent placement at the location to remember the killed cyclist, aka ghost bike.