Singular or plural domain names?

[msdomains]

Here is an important question for me at least - are domains worth more in their singular form or plural, or is it case by case?

Example: Camera.com or Cameras.com ? Property.com or Properties.com?

.in or not, the logic might hold - so help please before I waste my money registering both!

Thanks.

 

[freeads]

Plural name will be more appropriate because we will not be putting up a site
for a single item but but for all the items of that category

 

[RaghavK]

It depends upon what name you're registering..sometimes its better to have a singular one and sometimes it better to go for the plural one..and if you're not very sure..I would say buy both..

 

[LLL.in King]

I generally think you should go with plural. I think singular is a bit more limiting, unless you have a branding idea you want to use. Go plural!

 

[RetiredMember]

I generally think you should go with plural. I think singular is a bit more limiting, unless you have a branding idea you want to use. Go plural!

Before selecting the domain Singular or Plural , according to us just check popularity of the said word in Google and then decide like ;

software.in and softwares.in , a huge difference in term ?

 

[msdomains]

All,

Thanks for the inputs. I have been registering singular and plural domains, as well as .in and .co.in - what the heck! The difficult thing is selling them!!

Thanks again.

 

[Jeff]

Plurals are normally better for product names.

The singular is normally better for branding.

But there are no hard and fast rules - you should always take some time to research on Google and see how both the plural and singular are used.