Idea
Own the .com for games people Google: chess.com, sudoku.com, the next one
Shaan lays out the formula for these businesses: a game played by tens or hundreds of millions of people that isn't owned by a brand, paired with the generic top-level domain (sudoku.com loads an instant playable board feeding a mobile app).
“You need a game played by tens of millions, if not hundreds of millions of people that is not owned by a brand. Chess works. Checkers also works. But the problem with checkers is it's so simple that it's not as like, there's not as much depth to it, therefore not as much of a kind of like money made and passion around the sport. Sudoku was the second one that came to mind. So I went to sudoku.com and sudoku.com, it's just like chess.com.”
Steal thisAcquire the generic .com for a beloved unowned game, make it instantly playable with no signup, and funnel traffic into a monetizable mobile app.
Idea
Own the .com for games people Google: chess.com, sudoku.com, the next one
Shaan lays out the formula for these businesses: a game played by tens or hundreds of millions of people that isn't owned by a brand, paired with the generic top-level domain (sudoku.com loads an instant playable board feeding a mobile app).
“You need a game played by tens of millions, if not hundreds of millions of people that is not owned by a brand. Chess works. Checkers also works. But the problem with checkers is it's so simple that it's not as like, there's not as much depth to it, therefore not as much of a kind of like money made and passion around the sport. Sudoku was the second one that came to mind. So I went to sudoku.com and sudoku.com, it's just like chess.com.”
Steal thisAcquire the generic .com for a beloved unowned game, make it instantly playable with no signup, and funnel traffic into a monetizable mobile app.