poll Domain name with plural and singular noun, which is better?

[craco]

Hi every one,
In your opinion, domain name with plural and singular noun, which is better?
For example, MyBook.com and MyBooks.com, which one do you prefer? (please choose one, don't say you like both)

 

[Name Trader]

@craco - Personally, I think you've beaten this subject to death. There is no one answer. Every domain is different and it's intended use would also make a difference.

 

[craco]

@craco - Personally, I think you've beaten this subject to death. There is no one answer. Every domain is different and it's intended use would also make a difference.

No, I just want people to share their opinions. That's it. You see, I just ask

 

[Name Trader]

What more questions could you possibly want to ask about these valuations. It's been said already it entirely depends on the domain(s) and their usage. What more can be asked about this subject? I think your poll is skewed in favor of the plural simply because you are asking domainers. If you were to ask end-users, I'd think it would be skewed to the singular, because the singular is much more brandable than the plural. Apple/Apples is probably the best example of that.

Some of your previous posts sound almost troll-like.

 

[BrandChimp]

Singular to name your brand MyBook.

Plural to sell books
My Books.

MyBook is Brandable +1

 

[AMRO1001]

Hotels.com and Hotel.com are owned by the same company, but they chose to make Hotels.com the main one. Hotel.com redirects to Hotels.com

It makes sense because you select from Many Hotels, your are going to browse many options.

In other cases singular might be more relevant such as MyCar.com where you browse products to take care of your Car...

So your poll results cannot be accurate

Thanks
A

 

[xynames]

I own bonusdeals dot com which I believe is better than bonusdeal dot com.

Who goes into a store and says, "I want bonus deal," that would be Hong Kong English. But now, bonusdeals...ah, that makes sense in all contexts!

I want bonus deals!

 

[Haykay2005]

I own bonusdeals dot com which I believe is better than bonusdeal dot com.

Who goes into a store and says, "I want bonus deal," that would be Hong Kong English. But now, bonusdeals...ah, that makes sense in all contexts!

I want bonus deals!

Same goes to reward and rewards. I believe rewards is better than reward