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People keep saying dictionary-word domains like travel.com or coffee.com are priceless. I get it, "real words" used to impress people. But now everyone brands everything, Spotify, TikTok, Notion. So who's still paying money just because it's in the dictionary?

Good point, at that scale, efficient inventory management and renewal decisions rely heavily on data-driven insight.

The scariest story of Halloween, guaranteed to give even the ghosts goosebumps! :D

Why didn't just you keep the SECRET? lol

They used to bring traffic like magic, now they just haunt our portfolios. Did Google's "content-first" spell curse them forever, or can these old names still rise from the dead? Drop your scariest story. Has any of your keyword domains come back to life lately?🧛‍♂️

Happens all the time! And it’s funny how many still treat registrars like full-service hosting shops lol. Thanks for checking out our article, Maple!

Agreed, Bruce. And it’s a good reminder of how brand legacy often guides domain dispute outcomes, right?

Good question, MicahDomains. Maybe the real demand will grow once Web3 domains find clearer real-world uses lol.

How you build a story around a domain can really drive its value lol.

Though its returns may also reflect startup trends rather than consistent long-term demand.

Let's try something fun together. Open ChatGPT and ask it this question: “What are the 20 most frequently asked questions about domain registrars?” I just tried it, and my result was Top 20 Most Common Questions People Ask ChatGPT About Domain Registrars Now I'm really curious, what did you...

Haha, true! A single typo can cost traffic.

Hi, Danto It might signal a shift where owning strategic domains becomes even more relevant for branding.

Interesting point, do you think that shifting perception could eventually make descriptive domains more valuable? And your icon is awesome dude!

Have you ever taken a moment to compare the benefits of both? Yeah, short domains do excel. But are you open to the idea that slightly longer ones might still boost brand impact? Hey Bruce! Quick question: Are most of your domains short or long?