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Domain review

by goodmast3r
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I recently bought gizzip dot com and planning to use that for my web development service. Is it a strange name to use? Gizzip we development sounds good?
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  • Profile picture of the author positivenegative
    Originally Posted by goodmast3r View Post

    Gizzip we development sounds good?
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    No.
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  • Profile picture of the author Bill Essley
    Hi I think short domain names are always good. I think they would add value if it 's related to your business. Maybe if it was some type of gizmo zip software or a site that offers hi tech gizmos...
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    • Profile picture of the author Cali16
      It worked for Zappos, Google, Bing, and Yahoo - all meaningless but short and easy to remember words. Find a way to brand it and it can be gold. But that's going to take some work.
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  • Profile picture of the author Tyler Pratt
    Any domain name will work, just get to work and start promoting it.


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    • Profile picture of the author DubDubDubDot
      Gizzip is a lackluster brand name. I'd go in a different direction. Though it might just be a matter of making a slight change to drastically improve it.


      Originally Posted by Tyler Pratt View Post

      What is a twitter ?
      twit·ter
      ˈtwidər/
      verb
      1.
      (of a bird) give a call consisting of repeated light tremulous sounds.
      synonyms: chirp, chirrup, cheep, tweet, peep, chatter, trill, warble, sing
      "sparrows twittered under the eaves"

      noun
      noun: twitter; plural noun: twitters
      1.
      a series of short, high-pitched calls or sounds.
      "his words were cut off by a faint electronic twitter"
      synonyms: chirp, chirrup, cheep, tweet, peep, trill, warble, song
      "a bird's twitter"
      idle or ignorant talk.
      "drawing-room twitter"
      synonyms: prattle, chatter, babble, talk, gabble, blabber; informalyakking
      "her nonstop twitter"
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  • Profile picture of the author Carlos Tabora
    Originally Posted by goodmast3r View Post

    I recently bought gizzip dot com and planning to use that for my web development service. Is it a strange name to use? Gizzip we development sounds good?
    I don't like the domain, but you can still use it if you're willing to spend time and money branding it. What's the story behind the name? What appealed to you about buying it? If you don't have a story, you'll need to make one up if you're gonna brand your company using this domain.
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  • Profile picture of the author TeKn1qu3z
    The domain name is not good enough for web development and i may think you have bought it for app development. My suggestion is get a nice domain so people can attract to your services.
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  • Profile picture of the author javrsmith
    I think that people are typing domain names less now. Hardly anyone can type and who can remember anything? We have given responsibility for remembering to Google and our Favorites list. Since short, snappy web names are so hard to get anyway, you might as well have longer ones with keywords in them. I'll even add hyphens since it helps to visually separate the keywords.
    If you have enough money and luck, Gizzup could work out really well, too. Get a great looking logo that rips off the 7-Up logo somewhat and you may be on to something.
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  • Profile picture of the author astral walker
    Originally Posted by goodmast3r View Post

    I recently bought gizzip dot com and planning to use that for my web development service. Is it a strange name to use? Gizzip we development sounds good?
    In my opinion, it would work. Now a days, its impossible to get a meaningful domain name. Its all acquired by someone or the other. Your domain is short and easy to pronounce. Work on branding, right from logo, social media covers to youtube videos. Promote it effectively and it will pay you back one day.
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