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Which Domain/Email is better?

Barry Pekin
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I am just getting started. I've formed a company, COU Investments Group, LLC. I have registered both COUInvestments.com and COULLC.com. Now I have to decide which would work better for my email and website addresses.

Which do you think would be better, and why?

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Neither one rolls off the tongue or is memorable. You're just starting out so you appear to be putting the cart before the horse. It's like a 13-year-old asking which tires are best for his car when he hasn't even earned his license.

Build a business, then worry about building a better business.

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