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Reply With QuoteThis is a great name for the industry!
You have scored well,especially if developed.
I would aquire a couple of "photo domain's with a ".com"
extension to direct customer traffic to.
Value=$$$>>$$$$
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fashionphotography.info
Any dollar value appraisals for developed and undeveloped?
Development ideas are also much appreciated.
Thanks everyone.
This is a great name for the industry!
You have scored well,especially if developed.
I would aquire a couple of "photo domain's with a ".com"
extension to direct customer traffic to.
Value=$$$>>$$$$
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Thanks, biggedon!
I'm not sure I understand you regarding aquiring the .com's... (I'm still pretty much a DN newbie in some respects) How would that improve the use of the name?
Thanks again for your response.
A ".info" domain name should be more for providing informationOriginally posted by Manic
Thanks, biggedon!
I'm not sure I understand you regarding aquiring the .com's... (I'm still pretty much a DN newbie in some respects) How would that improve the use of the name?
Thanks again for your response.
usually in a non-profit aspect.By having a ".com" domain name as well,you could direct traffic from your ".info" website to your
".com" website, which would be the commercial entity of your
service. The ".info" website should generally focus on "How to"
and "About" , "Where,History, etc. of Fashion photography.
some people in here will eat you alive for suggesting dot-info is non profit.,lol (A lot of people with a stock-pile of dot-infos, looking for commercial success.)Originally posted by biggedon
A ".info" domain name should be more for providing information
usually in a non-profit aspect.By having a ".com" domain name as well,you could direct traffic from your ".info" website to your
".com" website, which would be the commercial entity of your
service. The ".info" website should generally focus on "How to"
and "About" , "Where,History, etc. of Fashion photography.
Information isnt always free..think of it that way biggedon. fashionphotography.info can easily be a site where photographers pay to have there portfolios listed...or visitors pay a membership to access the database..etc...
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I know that's true, but I was trying to illustrate how a ".com"Originally posted by doberry
Information isnt always free..think of it that way biggedon. fashionphotography.info can easily be a site where photographers pay to have there portfolios listed...or visitors pay a membership to access the database..etc...
could help legitimize the ".info"
Ahh... Now, I see. Thankyou, Biggedon.
Thanks, doberry.
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Last edited by cxz; 12-09-2002 at 08:15 PM.
cxr - just because you might think a name is long doesn't mean you should avoid it. A long meaningful name is much better than a short useless one.
That makes a lot of sense, as I expressed the same thing in myOriginally posted by Ed30
cxr - just because you might think a name is long doesn't mean you should avoid it. A long meaningful name is much better than a short useless one.
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