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: Is shorter domain really better even it's hard to pronounce and recongnize but easy to spell? For example, I call Andrew, so I might want andrew.best for my site ), but and there is also

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For example, I call Andrew, so I might want andrew.best for my site ), but and there is also another shorter domain called a.best, a.best is easy to spell, but it doesn't really stand out and good for recognize? Does it really worth it since the price has a difference for 1000 USD, and is it really good for a site?

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@Smith883

There are so many aspects you might need to consider while choosing a domain name.

1) It should be easy to remember.

2) Also, not too long and not too short.

3) The name should reflect the product or service.

4) It will be better if it will stand out in the crowd.

These are general guidelines.

It's very hard to say in your situation unless we know the details. But you may consider this.

If you spend enough time thinking about your product or service you may be able to find appropriate domain at a general price.

Also, if you are just starting something out then you may wish to get a normal domain and based on the success of your product or service you can do re-branding and you can purchase the expensive domain.

However, in some situation, you may have a feeling that the expensive domain may be the perfect fit. If so before someone else gets it, worth thinking about acquiring it.

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