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Given the (relatively) low cost of domains, I hardly follow that logic. Between their customer service, their ethics, their past poor behavior, their shitty ad
by drivebyacct2 14y ago
Given the (relatively) low cost of domains, I hardly follow that logic.
Between their customer service, their ethics, their past poor behavior, their shitty admin, etc I would happily spend a much greater margin for !(GoDaddy) than I've ever seen in .com/,net/.org type domains. (And the ones that vary more between registrars aren't even available on GoDaddy anyway.)
- eli 14y agoI agree, but a few bucks a domain really ads up if you're a startup with a lot of domains.
- drivebyacct2 14y agoSincere question, is it common for young startups to gobble up that many domains?
- eli 14y agoI don't know how common it is, but it's certainly plausible. My startup has over 50 domains and we're actively using 10 or 12 of them. Buying domains was one of the largest early expenses. It's important for each of our products to stand on its own; using subdomains is not an option from a marketing perspective.