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This really depends on your target audience and your marketing strategy (if you have one). The techie audience should have problem remember a non .com, and be
by iisbum 16y ago
This really depends on your target audience and your marketing strategy (if you have one).
The techie audience should have problem remember a non .com, and be comfortable accessing it, other may not.
If you're planning on doing non-online advertising then its more important to have a .com, as people will have to remember the url and type it in at a later date. If you plan on doing stuff online then people click on stuff and it becomes less important.
- dbro 16y agoThis is good advice! A domain name needs to fit the web site, and your approach to attracting visitors and maintaining relationships with them. But the original post never described these aspects of the business/service being considered. I wrote an article about this yesterday: http://domainjig.com/ideas/great-domain-names.html http://domainjig.com/ideas/great-domain-names.html in preparation for the public launch of a new ... domain name suggestion tool! I'm not quite ready to post it to the main HN page (still working out a few to-do's), but for those of you wanting a sneak peek, here it is: http://domainjig.com http://domainjig.com