I prefer shorter domain names as they’re easier to relay to people regardless of the medium being used. It also has to be aesthetically pleasing though.
like in the examples you provided I prefer the second one as it just seems to read well compared to the other two.
John Obama is PROBABLY better. It also depends what you use your domain for and how people find you.
You usually want to keep it under 15 characters total (it's not a hard rule, but good idea).
Shorter domain and easy to remember.
Prefer johnobama or jmichael.
How about JohnMObama.com ?
I know I shortened my middle name into an initial for many cases![]()
Haha, yeah it's whether you use it often or not.Thank you, I didn't even think about jmichael! So many possibilities
It would work, but I think every time it's so weird to use one inital for the middle name, it's so unfamiliar to me ahah
Haha, yeah it's whether you use it often or not.
I know for my company, when we have people with same names, (happens quite often)
Instead of giving them [email protected] [email protected]
we tend to put [email protected] etc
Haha just a suggestion !
nice !Yeah, I understandBut where do I have heard about John Doe before?
Anyway, found out that JohnMB.com was available, and it sounds really cooool haha!
nice !
Glad you got a variation you liked
John Doe" (for males) and "Jane Doe" (for females) are multiple-use names that are used when the true name of a person is unknown or is being intentionally concealed.