discuss Teachable's founder advises you to buy a premium domain name upfront for your startup
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If you have enough funds when starting, yes, it makes sense. But most do not have the money then.
Most domain buys happen after funding, precisely for this reason.
Most domain buys happen after funding, precisely for this reason.
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