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venceslas.com

venceslas.com takes the Western European form of the name of a Czech saint, the one used in Latin and in the Romance languages.

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The address day to day

This is how it looks
in practice

The same address returns in email, on the website, on a business card, in advertising, on a sign and on packaging. Recognition is built by repeating this one name.

  • contact@venceslas.com
  • office@venceslas.com
  • name@venceslas.com

Email

Email addresses at your domain, with the provider of your choice. Every message you send repeats the brand's name.

venceslas.com

Website

A clear address bar for your website, with no subdomains and no endings that have to be spelled out and are hard to remember.

Business card

One line under your name. The other person remembers it before the card goes into their pocket.

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Advertising

A short address reads as well from a billboard as from a phone screen, with no extra line of explanation.

venceslas.com

Sign

Above the office entrance. A passerby remembers the address and types it in later from memory — if only out of curiosity.

Packaging

On packing tape, on the shipping box and in the catalog. The address travels with the parcel further than your website reaches.

The essence of the address

A Czech saint in Latin spelling

The name belonged to a Czech duke recognized as the patron of his country, whose cult spread across Latin Europe as early as the tenth century. Western sources wrote it in a Latinized form, different from the Slavic original. In that shape the name lives on in French and in historical writing.

Root 9 characters
Full address 13 characters
Extension .com
Spelling No hyphens or digits

Why this name?

  • Nine letters make an address with a stately, Latin sound that separates it from the Slavic forms.
  • The spelling is recognized across Western Europe thanks to its presence in historical sources.
  • The .com extension ties the owner to no single market.
  • The form competes with neither the Czech nor the Polish variant.

What does the name refer to?

  • The name is the Western European, Latinized form of Wenceslas, borne by the Czech duke recognized as his country's patron saint.
  • In this form the name is used in French and in historical writing.
Potential

Natural
uses

The roles this address fills from the first day of the lease.

01

Personal brand

An address for someone recognized by a stately, uncommon name.

02

Historical project

An initiative drawing on the history of medieval Europe.

03

Publishing name

The name as the brand of a house or of a series on historical subjects.

Brand voices

Possible
directions

The same address sounds different depending on the tone a brand chooses.

  1. Cult

    A brand referring to a saint whose cult covered the whole of Latin Europe.

  2. Latin

    A narrative built on the Latinized form of the spelling.

  3. Distinctness

    A profile not competing with the Slavic variants of this name.

Presence

Exclusivity
instead of purchase

The domain stays in the Odoardo™ portfolio, and only one brand receives the right to use it exclusively for the term of the agreement.

Address lease
  • Exclusivity for you for the term of the agreement
  • Domain upkeep and renewal on our side
  • Redirect to the link you choose and mail records for the domain
  • Launch usually within one business day
24 USD / mo Price incl. VAT. Cancel at any time.
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In brief

venceslas.com takes the Western European form of the name of a Czech saint, the one used in Latin and in the Romance languages.

Key facts

Category
Personal brand

Questions and answers

What makes a publishing series last?

Not the first volume but the third: only then do readers and bookshops begin to recognize the series and wait for the next one. Until then it is held together by consistency of format, cover and level, because that is how the reader knows they have found the same thing again. Series usually fail not for want of subjects but from an uneven pace and a changing look.

Publish translations, or domestic authors?

Translating an established book brings a ready name, reviews from abroad and less editorial risk, only it costs rights and a translator's work, and the margin is lower. A domestic author costs less and builds the house's own list, but requires editorial work and patience before the name starts selling. A translation is sometimes the way to finance what the house really wants to publish.

How do you choose a book to translate?

By checking first whether the rights are available and at what price – a superb book with its rights taken is only lost time. Then by counting the real cost: rights, translation, editing and printing, set against the print run that can actually be sold. The third thing is asking whether the book says anything to your reader, and not only to the reader in the country where it was written.

What kind of organization will venceslas.com serve?

A publishing house with a historical list, a cultural institution and a person bearing this name. The form competes with neither the Czech nor the Polish variant. A Latin sound would not convey the character of a house with a contemporary list.

Will anyone else be using venceslas.com while my agreement runs?

No. The address is reserved for you alone for the entire term, and no second party is given it at the same time. Exclusivity applies to venceslas.com – the Czech and Polish forms are addresses of their own. Keeping and renewing the domain and setting the redirect and the mail records are our part of the arrangement.

What exactly does the rent for venceslas.com cover?

The exclusive right to use the address for the term of the agreement, its upkeep and renewal with the registrar, a redirect to the link you choose — a profile or your website — and your mail provider's records. It does not cover website hosting, mailboxes or building a site. The price shown next to the address is the amount including VAT that we charge each month.

Can you take venceslas.com away from me during the agreement?

No. We do not terminate your agreement as long as you pay and the address is not used for abuse — the reasons are set out in the terms. So you can build your brand under this address with peace of mind. The one exception without any fault of yours is withdrawing the whole service from the offer — we would tell you 90 days in advance, and you could buy the address.