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My brief advice is: it's easier to work backwards. Said another way, rather than falling in love with one domain and working hard to get it, try to come up wit
by wdaher 9y ago
My brief advice is: it's easier to work backwards.
Said another way, rather than falling in love with one domain and working hard to get it, try to come up with a shortlist of ~10 domains that are acceptable where they aren't obviously in use, and then work that list until you get something that's acceptable for you.
(Also, depending on your budget, also happy to connect you with the domain broker we used.)
- beaconstudios 9y agoYeah that's the angle I'm trying to work - I'm bootstrapping so I have to try to be creative with a small domain budget. Given the product name I've gone through a fair number of domain variants. A domain broker might work if I had the budget to drop $10k+ on a domain as one I've been eyeing up is currently owned by the infamously-hard-to-contact twitter. I think I have a viable option on sedo though so I'm going to see if I can snag that :)