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I am a little confused as to the spelling.
is it marketeer or marketer?
I think it is with a double e?
If it is spelled correctly, you can develop it pretty well.
if it is not spelled correctly, being an info (I mean that in a good way, info sites which are about information, IMO should have no spelling mistakes) then it might be a problem.
is it marketeer or marketer?
I think it is with a double e?
If it is spelled correctly, you can develop it pretty well.
if it is not spelled correctly, being an info (I mean that in a good way, info sites which are about information, IMO should have no spelling mistakes) then it might be a problem.
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It's "marketer". For instance, I registered "DomainMarketeer.com", but would easily have prefered "DomainMarketer.com". "Marketer" is the more popular spelling, although "marketeer" does denote a "specialist", however more obscure.
Nice name. >$500.
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Nice name. >$500.
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Thanks for your info. Actually, I did not know about marketeer until you mentioned it.
And here is what I found with google:
marketeer 89,000
marketer 689,000
And both words are shown in my dictionary, and marketer looks like an "American English" , and marketeer is more like British English??
Both marketer.com and marketeer.com are registered but with no valid contents.
And there are both emarketer.com and emarketeer.com. The emarketer.com is a big marketing company as I read, and emarketeer.com is up for sale at buydomains.com now.
And here is what I found with google:
marketeer 89,000
marketer 689,000
And both words are shown in my dictionary, and marketer looks like an "American English" , and marketeer is more like British English??
Both marketer.com and marketeer.com are registered but with no valid contents.
And there are both emarketer.com and emarketeer.com. The emarketer.com is a big marketing company as I read, and emarketeer.com is up for sale at buydomains.com now.
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