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If it's a book you are writing I would change the title to match a .com that is available. I don't think buying a $1,300 .com is going to push the needle for y
by saluki 8y ago
If it's a book you are writing I would change the title to match a .com that is available.
I don't think buying a $1,300 .com is going to push the needle for your book sales.
I would recommend using a .com though, so change up your title slightly if possible.
Or go with CheerfulPandaBook.com or something like that vs. spending $1300 on a domain.
Good luck with your book.
- lifeisstillgood 8y agoIt's worse than that - the book is not about cheerfulpanda - i just wanted the techie "how to build a AWS site" to have a themed example site - i am i think procrastinating...
- konradb 8y agoMy personal opinion is take the net or the org and be done with thinking about it :) by your own admission you are doing something that is taking time, it sounds like your time is better spent just having this set up at 'some' name rather than something specific. All the best :)
- saluki 8y agoy, just pick anything then. Good luck with the tutorial. I've heard using Digital Ocean instead of AWS is a good way to make your life simple and SHIP IT. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHZLCahai4Q https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHZLCahai4Q