dropbox started with getdropbox.com and it didn't seem to do them any harm.
Their customers were techies though so I take your point about lay people not being 'used' to them. It's really a pretty arbitrary decision though, 'google' means nothing to their customers intrinsically. Build a brand and the name is unimportant.
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dropbox started with getdropbox.com and it didn't seem to do them any harm.
Their customers were techies though so I take your point about lay people not being 'used' to them. It's really a pretty arbitrary decision though, 'google' means nothing to their customers intrinsically. Build a brand and the name is unimportant.
Except that Dropbox needed to spend _a lot_ of money to get the .com domain.
and they acquired that money while they had getdropbox.com. If get was a bad thing, it certainly didn't seem to hurt dropbox is what I'm saying.
So the point is, get it before getting famous, otherwise your fame will drive the price northward.