Regardless of the hyphen, I think it's a nice name for developing, and compared to fastfreehosting.co.uk, I'd prefer yours to that one any day of the week, nothing wrong with hyphens, it's mostly domain snobs who don't like them.
Hyphen would put me off dev thesedays, certainly if decent resources are to be applied.
Regardless of the hyphen, I think it's a nice name for developing, and compared to fastfreehosting.co.uk, I'd prefer yours to that one any day of the week, nothing wrong with hyphens, it's mostly domain snobs who don't like them.
Hi - I don't know if I would call them domain snobs but I see Systreg's point and generally agree with it - I think the hyphen and non hyphen argument is one that really needs to be thrashed out as in development terms I don't believe hyphens have an adverse effect. I think the only issue is if you are trying to create a big offline brand which generally people won't be. Having said that check out the adverts that are starting to be seen on TV these days with hyphen domains - there are a few I noticed.
Anyway I think this is a very good name for development as long as there are companies that actually offer free hosting which I expect there are but I haven't looked. This name gets good exact match of 3600 and even better phrase and broad making development potential vast and much better than fastfreehosting.
Personally after the sale of webhosting.co.uk of over £300k I think strong two word generic hosting names in general are good - obviously they will not all be worth anywhere near this but still they should get a reasonable price especially if developed into a good little site
Why ?
..ok point taken, but just 'prefering' and being guided by personal taste rather than a solid business model, imho I don't think is a good way to build a business.
A hyphen can be ok sometimes but obviously not good long term when you built something only to possibly lose out to nonhyphendomain.co.uk.
Other than that why is it better than brandfreehosting.co.uk (fasthosts/co/uk etc), and why did someone let it drop if it has so much potential?
What would be the monetisation method when developing this name?
It's not about being a domain snob..
please humour me for my general retarded understanding of the internet and domaining - why is it better than brandfreehosting.co.uk, and why did someone let it drop if it has so much potential?
If I was going to develop a free hosting site right now, and put some time and effort in (+dosh) why couldn't I get the same result with brandfreehosting.co.uk?
Anyway I think this is a very good name for development as long as there are companies that actually offer free hosting which I expect there are but I haven't looked.
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