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DRPiNG

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Hi ya's

i got this name;

ClassifiedAdsWithPictures.com

its desrciptive alright, but thats its advantage i believe, i keep getting an email asking me to put it up for auction, but i want to use it for my business enterprise. Anyone else feel the same about long names having a better memorability factor than short, quick names? Interesting:)

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I'm imagine this is still available. I think you are joking :)
 

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Absolutely. I think clear but long names can be much easier to remember than short names with no meaning.

For example

FreeWebsiteHosting.Com vs 0g2.net
 

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hi ya's

a little while ago name length was up't from 'was22' letters to 63 letters' ?? i can't quite remember now but it had to have some meaning surely, the introduction of longer names.

So long names really do have thier place in this business.

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DRP, I know lots of long ones have been registered lately.

Can you provide any examples of business actually using long domains?
 

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if i owned "classifiedadswithpictures.com, i would definitely also register a short cut, so users didnt spend 30 seconds tying it in, with frequent misspells.

Like cawp.com. or the like. (like this site! dnforum = domain name forum)
 

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hi ya
SeeYouAgainSoftware.com
they seem to have a good business there
i'll find more for you soon oki

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Like "Free Pictures Hardcore Sex.com"
 

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hi ya's

yes long but totally descriptive of the sites business in products and/or services.
Long is not as bad as people make out i think, yeah there a pain in the arse to type in but make sure the 'Book mark this site' button is seen stright away

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hi
why you say that? why do i keep on getting emails asking me to offer it in an auction? Are they just spamming me?

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My favorite English domain is 4 words - 17 letters. Hard to forget to.
 

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Originally posted by DRPiNG
hi
why you say that? why do i keep on getting emails asking me to offer it in an auction? Are they just spamming me?

DRPiNG

No, they just know that domains rarely go for more than a buck or two on Ebay :)
 

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I have 2 really long names which are memorable and product specific. May not be of interest to a reseller but I am confident they will do very well when developed.

AutomaticTransferSwitch.com
DistanceLearningEducation.com
 
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