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My mobile was ringing for three days. We’ve got a huge number of calls from people sitting in and out of our business, my mailbox was full of messages and congrats. Our marketing team received many emails from our clients saying we’ve made something huge. We expected people will react somehow but no one thought it gonna be so positive and massive. Greg Warzecha, User.com
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Now that we’ve reached a level of maturity and stability in the CRM space, we decided it was finally time to invest in acquiring the .com domain—in part to reconcile that disconnect between calling ourselves Close internally and “Close-dot-I-O” externally. Steli Efti - CEO - Close.com
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As a new brand, we think a ".com" domain gives us a boost in trust from a consumer who may not have heard a lot about Perch yet. Phil DeGisi- Co-Founder at Perch.com
If we didn’t own RTS.com we probably would have changed the company's name. It was very important for us to have a simple brand that has the ability to be recognized and understood globally.
Greg Lettieri, CEO Recycle Track Systems
We knew that our current marketing system would work exceptionally well with a domain as strong as BookKeeping.com. The purchase price has nearly been recouped in annualized revenues just two months from launch.
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We grow through word-of-mouth, through people tweeting about us and talking about us, so the address matters.
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Back in the day people used to abbreviate Drukwerkdeal.nl to Drukwerk.nl. Annoying! That won’t happen with this domain name!
Marco Aarnink, Founder Print.com
When selecting a domain name, I would tell any founder to think hard about the long term in the beginning. While there may be more upfront effort and financial investment, getting it right the first time will save you serious stress and headaches down the road.
Scott Painter, Founder, Fair.com
You will lose all word of mouth marketing if you don’t have a good name. Most people choose their name because the domain is available. That’s a really bad idea. I spent 3 months and $182,000 negotiating for Mint.com, and it was the best purchase I ever made. Aaron Patzer, Mint.com
My mobile was ringing for three days. We’ve got a huge number of calls from people sitting in and out of our business, my mailbox was full of messages and congrats. Our marketing team received many emails from our clients saying we’ve made something huge. We expected people will react somehow but no one thought it gonna be so positive and massive. TGreg Warzecha, User.com
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People are trusting us with their finances and TryDave just didn't seem to give me the same confidence as Dave.com challenges: #trust #authority #consistency
I knew it was really bad when I went to TV for the first time in my life and all the anchor could focus on was how bad the name Dapulse was. challenges: #memorability #spelling #trust
We understood that many people thought our site was already Punchbowl.com even though at the time it was MyPunchbowl.com. challenges: #confusion #consistency #security
.com domains are the most well-known worldwide and we wanted to be global from the beginning, so there was no option of choosing a .com challenges: #expansion #limiting
The problem with not having the .com of your name is that it signals weakness. challenges: #trust #authority
We first bought the Teylor.de domain because in the first year we had a sole focus on the German market. Soon after we also bought the .com domain, as we knew our future lies in being an international company. challenges: #expansion #vision #growth
We are a consumer brand, so name recognition matters. We wanted people to take us seriously, and outside of the startup community users still look to “.com” as a sign of trust and credibility. challenges: #trust #credibility #authority
Standing out just gets harder when people confuse you with other companies. challenges: #confusion #fragmentation
TreatADog.com was a fine name, but it was long, and not always easy to remember. End-user recall of the name was an issue. challenges: #confusion #memorability
We launched dropbox basically and all these confused people started going to dropbox.com trying to get to the dropbox beta. challenges: #confusion #fragmentation
Securing the stoggles.com domain was a hugely important step for our business. We’ve had wearstoggles.com, which just doesn’t hold the same brand power. challenges: #trust #authority
We needed a name that would be understood and easy to remember. It was very important for us to have a simple brand that has the ability to be recognized and understood globally. challenges: #simplicity #expansion #memorability
(Our) original domain name is not easy to understand for players from countries other than China. Therefore, we found it necessary to adjust it. challenges: #growth #expansion #confusion
We saw our customers confusing us with some of the other companies in the industry, and wanted to remedy that issue. Our service is so different and unique in comparison with the competition that these confusions might cost us a lot of opportunities. challenges: #confusion #authenticity #competition
Our domain name was initially CHILI.tv but we changed to CHILI.com in order to become more international and to emphasize our presence on all devices. challenges: #confusion #limiting #vision #expansion
(The entire team's) main concern is the length of TuftandNeedle.com along with its difficulty to type. At thirteen characters and consisting of three words, their concerns were well founded. challenges: #simplicity #confusion #spelling
As we continued to gain traction in the pet space, I realized that having “dog” in our name was potentially limiting us to dog products, but the pet space (and my aspirations) were much bigger than just dogs. challenges: #limitations #vision #growth
DoorBot was an awesome name but not a name that you can build a long lasting meaningful business around. challenges: #growth #expansion #vision #authority #trust
.com is by far the most identified top-level domain in the world and having that is good in helping to avoid having people ending up somewhere else when they are looking for your company. challenges: #confusion #trust #vision
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