#domain names

Are you prioritizing short, brandable domains over SEO-optimized ones now?

"A premium domain is still the single best investment online, or is it just a trap for old-school thinking?"

Do you need an exact match domain for your business to succeed?

Is flipping domains dead with new AI tools changing the game?

Does a great domain name make up for a bad website?

Do .com names still matter, or are you wasting your money chasing them?

You're paying way too much for premium domains that nobody will ever type into a browser

Is the .com monopoly overrated, or are new TLDs a trap for amateurs?

With AI tools generating code, is pure domain speculation still viable?

Hand-reg vs. aftermarket: One is gambling, the other is just expensive gambling.

Does a clean, fast domain still matter, or are we pretending .xyz and random extensions are the future?

Do “domain investors” just hoard garbage names, or is there real strategy behind flipping them?