domains GetRoman.com or Ro.co?

[equity78]

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I have written about Roman before, the digital health clinic for men. For years they have been advertising on television using GetRoman.com, they do own Roman.co but it forwarded to GetRoman.com. Roman.com is a developed website with the company running it in business since 1963. As far back as 2018 they rebranded as Ro. But I have watched plenty of commercials since 2018 where they were … [Read more...]

 

[Namingfy]

GetRoman.com is being forwarded to ro.co !!!
This is a costlier mistake.

People are used to .com EVEN IF YOU ADVERTISE with .co, they ASSUME that it's .com!
An example here:

This is a common mistake most .co site owners make

This should be your first argument when dealing with site owners who want to buy a .com from you

And for .co site owners, upgrading to a .com should be first on your TODO list when you have enough budget#domains #branding pic.twitter.com/cfCCWqsHjT

— Bogdan Vovchuk (@bogdan_vovchuk) January 16, 2023

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[Wesley S]

Shorter as a domainer is better but a recognized name is different. They really should try to get ro.com solved but of course budgets. I would say both in their case but forward ro.co to getroman.com. ty

 

[pablohc86]

as the audience for the website is health clinic for men, I expect the average customer age is pretty high so a .com is better.
If I would had a younger audience, no way: Ro.co is wonderful.
Young people are totally ok with all these new extensions