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Kinda tangential: but what’s with startups naming their companies ending in vowels since 2010- especially ending in -ly? It kinda irks me but I can’t put my fi

• mikerubini 7y ago
  Hey there, Good observation. I personally do not spend a lot of time finding a domain, or a logo, or setting up the perfect onboarding sequence, etc.. The truth is the business can work out with whatever domain. I have another SaaS (in the e-com space) that started with the domain angage.net and now we have usecart.com - maybe if we grow we'll get cart.com But, when you start, you don't need 99% of the things you'd think you need - and a good domain is one of them. When I'm starting a SaaS I focus on its core features and making it profitable. Just my 2 cents
• bobwaycott 7y ago
  It started with registering .ly domains (think bit.ly). Then it stuck for others who weren’t using a .ly domain. Same trend occurred for .io domains. There was also that trend of removing vowels.