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What are the advantages of having either an 'i' or 'e' at the beginning of your domain name????

And......Which do you think is best?
 
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They are just popular. iVerb are normally the best tense. But, E/I and other letter prefixes can work in many situations.
 
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a company that had i or e in front of their name implies, with the name alone, that they have a strong web presence. i/e-(fill-in-the-blank) is synonymous with an Internet site or e-Business
 
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What would you say is best?

i/e(then verb) or i/e- (then the verb)
 
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easier to type and remember, more appealing to an enduser

sites without the dash get typo traffic all the time if the dash version is a fully developed site
 
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Which is better depends on the term.

iFish.com is probably better than eFish.com but eQuotes.com is probably better than iQuotes.com
 
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dbtbandit67 said:
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easier to type and remember, more appealing to an enduser

sites without the dash get typo traffic all the time if the dash version is a fully developed site


Perfect example: Ultimate-Guitar.com.

The Parked UltimateGuitar.com reportedly sold for xxx,xxx D-:
 
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