IndieBrands.io Reviews

1. gmiadlich

   about 3 years ago
   Logos that will work in the digital environment

   A lot of competitors to indiebrands have many logos that just aren't suitable for use as App icons or as favicons. Look at Brandbuckets logs with those complex shapes, they might look interesting, but don't work. On Indiebrands the logos are clean and suitable for modern use

   🏁 Competitors: BrandBucket

   👍 Pros:    Modern and up to date styles|Affordable price|Great domains
2. Tobi

   | Working at Splitbee | over 3 years ago
   Bought a domain for a side-project. Loved the name & matching logo.

   👍 Pros:    Custom crafted logo|Affordable

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IndieBrands.io mentions (6)

• Ask HN: Is domain squatting still profitable? Is there a solution?

  Not sure about profitable, but it’s still definitely a Thing. Look at .eth domains for the most egregious case today. I just saw https://indiebrands.io the other day. Basically a domain squatting operation but the guy operating it is convinced it is him that is creating the value rather than… you know… someone actually using the domain for something other than selling it. So, yes it’s still out there and... - Source: Hacker News / almost 3 years ago

• Batch 3 - 10 New names coming later today

  Make sure to subscribe to our newsletter - we'll include a 20% coupon for the first 48 hours! Source: almost 3 years ago

• The reason .IO domains are so expensive & popular

  The post you've read is all part of a new article I've released on Indiebrands.io If you want to read the whole article you can read it here. Source: about 3 years ago

• Zeven Logo Concept = Z + Seven

  Thank you! For context: indiebrands.io is a brand-market we build, where founders can buy domains & logos for their business. That's why it's kept so vague so that it's possible for different business to make use of the brand. Source: about 3 years ago

• A Logo concept I designed - What do you think about it?

  Thank you very much. I have to say the icon is my favourite part of the design. We sell those domains over on indiebrands.io in case you want to have it for your company. Source: about 3 years ago

about.me mentions (14)

• The Gioi Tho Xe - Hà Nội | about.me

  The Gioi Tho Xe - Hà Nội | about.me - I am a web developer, actor, and filmmaker in Hà Nội. Read my blog. - 3ijm5fumml - https://about.me/thegioithoxe. Source: about 1 year ago

• Online resume website?

  I am looking to make a resume of mine online with some good URL. I came across some simple websites which allows you but none of them seem really good one. Twowayresume is one of them, about.me is also same. Do you guys know any website which allows to make a resume but a bit modern way. I am not looking for a portfolio type of thing like behance, I just need a good looking resume to apply online. Source: about 1 year ago

• I am a fresher, 2022 graduate. I literally get ghosted by every company i apply, Please review what's wrong with my resume?

  Consider getting a personalized bio page (like on about.me) or get a personal domain. I'm building https://pretzelbox.cc for people who want to quickly get a vanity domain and have their own profile page. If you want this, I could set you up with a domain and hosting for a year which should be more than enough to land your first interview. Source: over 1 year ago

• So, yo wan to build a personal aggregator with Jekyll?

  With the last upgrade of my computer (Hello jammy!) the tool I was using to maintain my personal aggregator started to fail. I was happily using an unmaintained tool that provided a way to have a personal home page collecting my activity on the net and joining it together. The concept of personal aggregator comes from the news aggregator or Feed reader. It is also related with the Planet concept, in the sense... - Source: dev.to / over 1 year ago

• Venting about my experience in GIT at Polytech. I'm graduating next month.

  I do believe social media presence is important, but some classes required me to make like 5 social media accounts. None of my colleagues or people I have met working rely on using Linkedin AND behance AND twitter AND instagram AND having an about.me to get jobs. Anyway, my point here being that classes teach "real-world" concepts as being standard practice that I do not believe to be true. It goes back to a lot... Source: over 1 year ago