Plural words

[redshift]

is it better to get the plural version of a word or the singular

 

[Coopey]

I would say it really does depend on the word and whether it is more often used in the plural or singular.

If you're asking to pick without knowing the word then in most languages it would probably be the singular.

 

[Fewski]

It really depends on the keywords in the domain, for example:

CarWorld.com
CarsWorld.com

IMO, The non-plural version sounds best.

CarGalore.com
CarsGalore.com

IMO, The plural version sounds best.

It really just depends on the keywords.

 

[worldstar]

generally, singular. eg. house.com, car.com, travel.com, etc.
sometimes pluralis better, eg. tickets.com, boys.com etc.

 

[cybertonic]

Yes it depends of the word, there is no rule.

Example:
Shoes use to be sold by pair so shoes makes more sense then shoe for example.

 

[Fewski]

Yes it depends of the word, there is no rule.

Example:
Shoes use to be sold by pair so shoes makes more sense then shoe for example.

Exactly, but, then add 'store' at the end a the non-plural word sounds better. :hehe:

 

[GeoOwners]

generally, singular. eg. house.com, car.com, travel.com, etc.
sometimes pluralis better, eg. tickets.com, boys.com etc.

agreed...it's whatever the natural use of the word is ...sometimes both are ok...example: I would love either computer.com or computers.com


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[diegoid]

If you want to build a community with type-in traffic try to get both of them.

Good Luck.