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This is fantastic advice, thanks. Unfortunately, I can't really afford a "bargain" deal of even a few thousand dollars. Still, I'll keep this in mind. Also, a
by gautamnarula 12y ago
This is fantastic advice, thanks. Unfortunately, I can't really afford a "bargain" deal of even a few thousand dollars. Still, I'll keep this in mind.
Also, a lesson for everyone out there: I was about to buy the .co of the domain name but hesitated for a day to ask this question, and it was purchased by somebody else today! Don't hesitate if there's a domain you want.
- outericky 12y agoI have a habit of buying domains on a whim. Figure <$12 is peace of mind for 12 months if you are going to use it. That said... you don't want a .co .... you want a .com - unless you are selling to developers, you can get away with something else, but for the general public always .com
- tmmm 12y agovine would like to disagree
- icbat 12y agoIf I'm typing a URL out, I'll generally remember the name of the product but not the actual .xxx, so I'll assume .com. But I imagine Vine doesn't really drive much of its interaction through people typing out the URL. Vine is used primarily from within apps. If anything, having a .co is a slight helper as their primary target is Twitter where characters are often a premium. I don't mean this as opposition to you, tmmm, merely that you got me thinking on why one might prefer a .co or be fine without a .com.
- surreal 12y agoCould your showing interest in it have caused it to be registered by someone else? Always take precautions: http://www.thesitewizard.com/gettingstarted/precautions-to-take-when-buying-domain-names.shtml http://www.thesitewizard.com/gettingstarted/precautions-to-t...