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Is it advisable to opt for a word 24x7 within the domain name that will make it 12 characters?

Does it effect the marketablity of the domain name?

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If you speak the domain name, can someone type it in? If not, you might have a problem. If I say go to "Tommy24x7.com" what will people do?

tommy24x7.com

tommy24/7.com

tommy247.com

tommy24-7.com

tommy24by7.com

Only one of those is correct. This willbe a problem if you ever expect people to respond to spoken advertising or word of mouth.

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It's great for a convenience store neon sign..... but....

  1. the entire internet is 24/7...
  2. 12 characters is too much
  3. 24/7 is becoming the "Color TV!!" sign from the 70's and 80's....you don't want oldies like that for an internet domain
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It's great to have 24x7 in National or other key words...for example..

  1. India24x7 is better business name than india just becuase 24x7 says non-stop action while other doesn't.

  2. Markets24x7.com is better business name than Markets.com becuase 24x7 when added to brand name or domain name, it adds lots of action & dynamism in it.

  3. National names are free of trade-mark related issues & therefore in absence of availibility of national names now, its better to have national names with 24x7, as the national names are respected by millions of the citizens & remembered forever...

In short 24x7 names are good when added to national or key-word viz. markets, funds, lottery, auction etc..

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No, having "...24x7" is not a good thing, for example markets.com is way more valuable than markets24x7.com IMHO, although YMMV of course. – Steve Jones Dec 7 '12 at 9:31

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