Today vs 2day

[Muhammad Mustafa]

hello every body
i want to hear many ideas about using (2day) instead of (today)
will the domains wrote using (2day) have the same value of (Today)
please share your ideas

else another issue,
which is much pretty to use, NewsNow "OR" NewsToday
which give the best meaning if i gonna make a news site, Now OR Today??

 

[jeter4982]

I wouldn't even consider using 2day instead of today...You are only shortening the word by one letter, and 2day doesn't look very professional. As for your second question, I think NewsToday is a better domain, but NewsNow definitely could work as well. If NewsToday is already registered, I would have no problem taking NewsNow.

Tom

 

[DJ]

i would also try to avoid using 2day if possible.
your second question, no doubt, i would use NewsToday.

 

[namewaiter]

the difference is night and day...

2nd question, both work ... newsnow sounds as good as newstoday imo

 

[tjoseph]

except newsnow could be "new snow" or "news now", newstoday can only be "news today".

 

[Coopey]

Please, please, please do not use '2day'.

 

[sker]

you can use 2day if you have massive marketing budget otherwise try to avoid it.

i see many uk companies going after this fancy names ie.Phones4u ,InjuryLawyers4u etc but personallyi think it doesn't reflect good personality. As a domainer we don't vouch that sort of behaviour do we?

 

[cache]

2you make some sense for toYou, but 2day does not mean today.

 

[The Stealthy One]

2day would only occur to folks (and only a few folks, at that), if the today variant did not work when typed in. Generally, I would shy away from this.