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While pondering last month’s words that begin with “sum” you have to guess the next question is what words end in s-u-m? Back to our favorite scrabble site for this question. Turns out that not very many works end in sum. We like “Checksum” and “Opossum”.
By the time you make it to the bottom of the list, you’ll see that of course there’s just one that starts with and ends with “s-u-m”, sum.
Acronyms are one way to leverage SUM. Another interesting approach is to develop your brand based on a word that begins with s-u-m. Thinking bigger – if your new brand is really about adding things together or a more important purpose, then owning sum.com has even more impact. Perhaps you would own both sum.com and… Continue Reading
There are billions pages on the Internet. With that in mind – what if every time someone searched for your brand it comes up as the top listing? Imagine all of your online and offline branding investments. How much is worth to be first in your customer’s mind and easy to find? The interesting thing… Continue Reading
When you mention “sum” people often bring up this common saying: “The whole is greater than the sum of its parts”. So what does this actually mean? Turns out it really depends on the context and who you ask. In general, the concept is as follows: When you add together the parts, the total value… Continue Reading
The days of making money on the Internet purely on traffic are over. So what’s left? At its core your brand name and what you do to develop and support it both online and offline it has become everything. Having a simple, memorable easy to access URL makes finding you online easier across all of… Continue Reading
Everyone loves a short way to express concepts in the most efficient way but the world of texting takes this to a new level. LOL, U, R, TTYL, BTW, BRB… you get the idea. What’s really powerful is when your brand becomes so well known that even pronouncing the acronym works to bring instant recognition… Continue Reading
Sum conveys many things to people around the world. Exploring different languages is fun to do with Google Translate. From the Chinese translation page, we learn that the Chinese symbols for sum is “總和”. We also learn they have many other words that share sum as a common meaning: noun 總和 sum 和 sum, peace,… Continue Reading
One of the most interesting things about this domain is how universally understood and pronounced the word is around the world. With the help of Google Translate, we can learn the translation of “sum”. How many languages can you find that have the essentially the same spelling and meaning? Here are a few interesting examples:… Continue Reading
Ask any realtor and that what they say what drive the price homes and commercial real estate. In the online world, the same could not be more true. ”Dot Com” names drive are the most important domain names in the world of commerce and are home to the biggest brands on the web. Sum .com… Continue Reading
SUM, a three letter domain name under the top level of .com was registered today. As an easy to pronounce name with multiple positive meanings – either as a noun or verb, sum.com is your ideal home online. Considering the short supply of three letter domain names this makes a fantastic acronym or just simply… Continue Reading