veryL

veryL — very Limited

We shape memorable brands along with a matching .com

Premium .com domains are very limited — hence the name — and essential to a memorable brand.

Brands built on a memorable .com

puma.com
visa.com
citi.com
oracle.com
united.com
ring.com
calm.com
booking.com
amazon.com
monday.com
office.com
boss.com
mango.com
diesel.com
target.com
puma.com
visa.com
citi.com
oracle.com
united.com
ring.com
calm.com
booking.com
amazon.com
monday.com
office.com
boss.com
mango.com
diesel.com
target.com

The thesis

In the digital world, a premium domain is the equivalent of a great address. It is the location, location, location of the internet.

veryL — very Limited

Why it matters

Investing in a memorable brand with a matching .com is a far better bet than plowing funds into a brand with a hard-to-remember name.

What Shapes a Brand?

A valuable brand comes with an easy-to-remember name and a matching .com domain.

The .com domain is an intrinsic part of creating a brand in a digital world. It is the foundation for building a business. A weak foundation will force you to invest more in advertising and promotional costs, while a strong one will save you money on a long-term basis.

The cost of creating a great brand is relatively low. As a start-up with a solid business concept, it will help you attract interest to the company and facilitate the financing process. As a mature company, it will represent a steady competitive advantage and strengthen consumer and business trust, sales, goodwill, and company valuation. Interestingly, a weak brand may end up costing a fortune due to low brand recall, low consumer trust, higher advertisement costs, and lower valuation.

Teamwork.com
All.com
Art.com
Booking.com
Calm.com
Color.com
Diesel.com
Monday.com
Amazon.com
Trip.com
Oracle.com
Boss.com
Mango.com
Match.com
Office.com
One.com
Citi.com
Lyft.com
Mars.com
Puma.com

What Is a Premium Domain?

Realtors often differentiate between excellent, decent, acceptable, and poor locations. Excellent locations command the highest prices and are sought after. It’s the same with premium domains. These may consist of dictionary words or numbers that are easy to remember, appealing, and brandable. They are very limited and in high demand.

Domains Are Here To Stay!

In the last forty years, the number of active websites has increased from one to roughly 200 million. Add about 1.7 billion parked domains and over 250,000 websites created each day, and you get the picture. A huge number of significant businesses are solely online, many are both online and physical, and those that are only physical still utilize the internet for their business one way or the other.

Covid19 has accelerated our understanding of being online and interconnected and magnified the benefits of a digital world. The trend toward digitization is irreversible, and the importance of an online location cannot be emphasized enough.

The move to a digitized world has accelerated. The importance of your location is critical. Will it be a 5th Avenue address or something else?

While most Fortune 500 companies had the foresight to adopt a premium .com domain, many entrepreneurs are still struggling with the idea of investing in their brand, despite the magnitude of their online business. Trying to create brand equity out of a hard-to-remember name has consequences for brand recognition, sales, and advertisement expenses. The overall cost of supporting a poorly named domain for years may far exceed the acquisition cost of a premium domain in the first place. We could compile a vast list of companies that have disappeared in just the last few years, including some giants. They had various issues, but one common factor was their domain names were difficult to memorize from day one.

Poor names have a high chance of being a poor choice, despite pouring in funds.

Even today, one can encounter multinational companies with weird and difficult-to-remember names with zero affinity with the underlying business. How can that be? Shouldn’t they know better? Does human nature get the better of us? Maybe engineers manage many of these domains and companies rather than marketing-oriented people. No offense meant, but something isn’t right here!

Less Memorable Brands?

Rakuten
trivago
NVIDIA
23andMe
Estée Lauder
HubSpot
Huawei
Airbnb
BYJU'S
Expedia
Fiverr
Givenchy
Zalando
L'Oréal
Ralph Lauren
Revolut
Skype
Xiaomi
Jean Paul Gaultier
Baume & Mercier

On the positive side, a significant number of established businesses have rebranded using a premium domain. We expect the trend to continue until no premium domains are left.

The next evolution in the online world will be a rebranding wave, with a scarcity of premium domains and record prices.

Quo Vadis

Domain names have been at the heart of the internet revolution from the beginning, and they lead the digitization of our world. They define how we communicate, how we connect to the world, how we inform ourselves, how we shop, how we sell, and much more.

A premium domain is a key strategic asset in a world overloaded with content. It is your business address where people can visit you, spend time, and obtain information, products, and services.

There is no doubt that finding and securing a premium domain is not simple. That is where we can make all the difference. Please, talk to us.

Note: We also offer top-class domains (not premium but still memorable and brandable) that are affordable for now. But they are not easy to come by and are selling out fast.

Bitt.com
Finn.com
Fitt.com
Gamm.com
Gett.com
Gget.com
Hitt.com
Maax.com
Mann.com
Mapp.com
Onne.com
Pott.com
Ppro.com
Puur.com
Juul.com
Carr.com
Sinn.com
Ttec.com
Boxx.com
Skky.com

Our Process

Straight forward, uncomplicated, and creative.

  1. 1Evaluate your needs
  2. 2Come up with concrete domain ideas