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Measure Twice, Cut Once: Choosing the Right Domain Name for Your New Business - Huffington Post (blog)

Measure Twice, Cut Once: Choosing the Right Domain Name for Your New Business Huffington Post (blog) Ten years ago when I launched my email marketing company, VerticalResponse, I was lucky not to have any problems getting the most obvious domain name, www.verticalresponse.com. No one had it, so I snapped it up. These days, it's a lot harder for new ...

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Internet: "buy this domain or lose business" - ChiefOfficers.Net

Internet: "buy this domain or lose business" ChiefOfficers.Net It's not strictly a scam, but the techniques used by some businesses to persuade others to purchase domain names, often at vastly inflated prices, is becoming a serious nuisance. Why doesn't the domain name industry respond to scalping in the same way ...