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I like how simple this is, but I find the branding a bit off. Nothing is memorable about fiesta.cc, and a .cc domain tells me you may not be serious enough abou
by bobbywilson0 16y ago
I like how simple this is, but I find the branding a bit off. Nothing is memorable about fiesta.cc, and a .cc domain tells me you may not be serious enough about your business to invest in a better domain.
- mdirolf 16y agoThanks for the feedback! I was thinking of .cc as a feature, designed to evoke the act of CC'ing an address to create a list. Wasn't a decision made due to lack of seriousness or to cut costs, but maybe still needs rethinking if the CC connection isn't obvious...
- jmathai 16y agoVery clever but I never put the act of CC'ing and .cc together. Not sure others will either so I have to agree with the original commenter. It's really too bad that domain extensions matter at all in how the service is perceived.
- bobbywilson0 16y agoYou certainly have thought about that. It does make sense when you write it. I think with the right treatment you can shape your brand effectively. I think the .cc tld is still obscure enough that you could shape it to mean email 'cc'.
- dgavey 16y agoI disagree, I didn't think of the site in poor regard because of the CC but I did understand the Carbon Copy reference right away so that may of had something to do with it.
- bobbywilson0 16y agoMy only point is, what domain do you visit regularly that uses .cc? It just makes me second guess the credibility.