Domains24 Jul 20266 min
Why I stopped buying three-word domains
The first portfolio I built was full of names that made sense on a spreadsheet and nowhere else. Three words, each of them defensible, none of them memorable.
The test I use now is simple: say the name once on a phone call and ask the other person to spell it back. A name that survives that has a market. A name that doesn't is a renewal fee with a story attached.
It cost me about four thousand euros a year in renewals to learn this, which is a cheap education by most standards and an expensive one by mine.
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