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Just saw an American startup received 2.5 million dollar funding but spent 1.8 million dollar in just buying domain. What do you guys think of this decision ? Is it worth it ? By the way the domain is friend.com

This domain was previously owned by Dharmesh Shah, HubSpot's founder and CTO. In early 2023, Mr Shah bought chat.com for $15.5 million, and a few months later, he announced its sale without disclosing the buyer or final price, though he confirmed it

Can’t believe ChatGPT bought chat dot com for 20 million dollars. That’s some crazy amount of money for a domain. Also, this is like the series C and stuff for Indian startup’s. That sudden urge to start domain flipping so bad 😂😂

$55k Domain Purchase for SEO!! Before founding Chess(dot)com, Erik Allebest created two chess ventures: a teaching service and Wholesale Chess, an equipment supplier. At first, he relied on SEO and paid searches to attract customers to Wholesale Ch

Startup Splurge: When $1.8 Million is Spent on Domains! 🌐💸 Hey VittArena Network! Imagine this: A fresh American startup scores a whopping $2.5 million in funding, only to splash $1.8 million on buying domain names. Sounds like a wild shopping sp

Question for the room: Can a domain name do the conversion work before the product even shows up? I recently acquired chat.now — and it’s made me rethink how we value digital real estate. It’s not a brand. It’s not clever. It’s just what the user a

Should you buy a domain for your startup? Answer is not soon Buying a domain might feel like you’re making progress, but unless your product is validated or you have something substantial to show, it’s often not strategic. What you need first is pr

🚀 Differentiating Between Personal Branding and Business Branding One thing we don't talk about enough is that: People aren't really buying a logo. They're buying a brand they trust. 👉 That's your Personal Brand. Your personal brand is your sto

Sting, PepsiCo’s energy drink, carved a niche with bold flavors, vivid packaging and targeted marketing. Leveraging PepsiCo’s market data, beverage experience and distribution network, Sting used first‑mover advantages in some regions to build recogn

BLACKROCK'S RISE 1988: BlackRock was founded with a simple but powerful aim: to offer institutional clients asset management with a focus on advanced risk management. 1994: Within just six years, BlackRock had $53 billion in AUM. 1999: The company