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The misspelling and the .co URL instead of .com is going to hurt you so bad. When consumers choose a brand to trust, a lot goes in the name. You might be able t

The misspelling and the .co URL instead of .com is going to hurt you so bad. When consumers choose a brand to trust, a lot goes in the name. You might be able to prove out an MVP of a product but you won't go big on that domain name.

hartleybrody 14y ago
We're actually pretty happy with the name choice. Mvsic should be an easy term to rank for, while also having connotations of "music" to a human reader. Plus, we think it's simple and elegant, which describes the service. See also: http://svbtle.com http://svbtle.com and http://svpply.com http://svpply.com
- hackmiester 14y ago
  Maybe the name is okay, but this is gonna kill you: http://www.mvsic.com/ http://www.mvsic.com/
  - brianlovin 14y ago
    It'll be a hurdle, for sure, but not too much different than The Hype Machine being at hypem.com
    - hackmiester 14y ago
      Not quite the same. "Hey, this site is music but with a V instead of a U. Check it out." I go to http://www.mvsic.com/ http://www.mvsic.com/ and it's a Go Daddy parking page. Oh well. User lost. You and I don't think like this, but many users do.
- eclipxe 14y ago
  Yeah, no. The "u" as a "v" thing is stupid and cliché