Brands · sixteen front doors

Sixteen brands,
sixteen domains.

The consumer end of the book. Each of these is its own business on its own domain rather than a page in this one, and each was designed, written and shipped here. They are listed together because that is the only place they are listed together.

Pick a door

Food Restaurants, on yum.llc The worldwide restaurant register with its own name over the door. 47th.llc The diamond district's own site New York's jewellery block, given the domain it should have had. Coffee Beans and blends The coffee brand — what is in the bag and why it tastes the way it does. Butter Butter, for bagels A single-product brand that takes its single product seriously. Water The bottled-water brand Liquid: the label, the story and the shelf presence, built out in full. Stains Natural cleaners Stain.spot — what actually removes what, without the chemistry set. Sneaker What the shoe is really worth Resale prices for the sneakers people actually resell. Wrist A watch brand, at random Wrist.llc — the brand generator for the watch world. xrobar Watches and jewellery Xro.bar: the shop, built as a shop rather than a catalogue. Beaches Beach houses for sale The property front for the coast. Love The Love Island fan site Built for the audience it is for, and nobody else. Conference Business conferences Conf.llc — where they are and what they are actually about. Coupons Discount codes that work Company.coupons — codes checked rather than scraped. Marlon A streamer's profile page Marlon.llc — one person, one page, built properly. Mike A creator's own site Mike.com.im — the YouTube channel given a front door of its own. Guitars The guitar brands, and who built them Guitars.llc — the digital home of the great guitar brands and the pioneers who made them sound like that.

What they share

Each one is its own business.

Every brand here has its own domain, its own audience and its own reason to exist. All of them were designed, written and shipped in-house, and all of them are still run here — none is licensed out, and none is somebody else's template with a name changed.