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Back in high school, password generation for the students was ((consonant)(vowel)) times 3. That algorithm alone is enough to end up with drugs for days . Renova. Polina. Noreto. Baturo!
Given the constant pattern and size none of those aspects contribute to the search domain size. 21 ^ 3 * 5 ^ 3 = 1157625 possible combinations.
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slopier.com: enterprise accounting system decretism.com: enterprise accounting system calinum.com: enterprise accounting system
Edit: I don't know anything about skiing, so I don't know if steeper slopes are actually more fun. It's just what the word "slopier" brought to mind for me.
So many of these domain names sound like plausible names of name-brand prescription drugs..
Bradyshriek
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https://www.deepsouthventures.com/i-sell-onions-on-the-inter...
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alternate unbrided.com: First ever DaaS - divorce as a service. Only one endpoint, DELETE /v1/marriage.
Someone, somewhere, must be working on this, right? LegalZoom for divorce?
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I consult for a business with a hyphen in the name. Not recommended, as its a constant source of confusion for customers. It might be fine for a personal site etc, but be mindful that lots of people still don't understand that websites other than .com exist (i.e. don't get a .io domain if you want to sell to the general public).
I work for one, and would also not recommend it, unless you like saying the word "hyphen" a lot.
I say "dash" and I honestly rarely have issues getting folks to our page. The worse part is getting people to understand the letters over the phone (half my customers don't understand what a phonetic alphabet is so I can't just use that every time... "How do you spell Sierra?").
My boss, on the other hand, seems to have the worst time telling people about the dash. He tends to fall back on our second domain (which just redirects to the main one), and even then still has issues (I think he just talks too fast).
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dehumiliate.com - clean up your social media presence
skullgiver.com - gifts for goths
nonbilingual.com x'DD most of these are trash but just stick around and it delivers
Food addicts support forum, or cookbook. Or both.
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I work for one, and would also not recommend it, unless you like saying the word "hyphen" a lot.
Our business has a dash/hyphen in the name. I say "dash" and I honestly rarely have issues getting folks to our page. The worse part is getting people to understand the letters over the phone (half my customers don't understand what a phonetic alphabet is so I can't just use that every time... "How do you spell Sierra?"). My boss, on the other hand, seems to have the worst time telling people about the dash. He tends…
Oh well, it was fun for a year.
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