Agree. It's all about connotation.Popcorn is the better of the two in my opinion.
Was curious what you guys think the value of these 2 domains would be? I have a media company bidding me a decent amount for popcorn, but view snow as more marketable and valuable.
-new to board and curious what thoughts are
I am new to board. Was curious as to what you guys think the value of these names would be.
thanks
Popcorn is the better of the two in my opinion.
It's not really about being seasonal or not. These domains would NOT sell for much IF they're only used for popcorn or snow related products or services. A good sale should come from them being BRANDED, as in popcorn for movies or snow for beer. The difference between them however lies in that the former renders a positive imagery (happy, excitement, gathering) to most people, while the latter is often associated with WINTER, cold, lonely, etc. Like I said, it's all about CONNOTATION.hard to choose, they are fairly equal, although popcorn is a food product and can be used year-round, whereas snow would have to be branded into something like a snow report, or snow gear, skiing, etc. and is only important for one season. are there any .com sales of these words to go by?
Was curious what you guys think the value of these 2 domains would be? I have a media company bidding me a decent amount for popcorn, but view snow as more marketable and valuable.
-new to board and curious what thoughts are
I am new to board. Was curious as to what you guys think the value of these names would be.
thanks
while the latter is often associated with WINTER, cold, lonely, etc
I have the french version of snow - neige.ca
Sounds like a good name for a site that finds in-home care/nursing for aging parents, etc. What do you have planned for it?
ok, I'll wait and see then. it's a good name for a site, easy to remember and gives an idea of what the site will be about.
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