Yes, I have actually changed my domain name because I ended up hating it later on. It's not a fun process, but it's sometimes necessary in order to move on and find something that better suits your needs. Although for my case, i realized later that it was a bad word in Spanish. And since i wanted an int'l clientele, i had no choice but to change it.
I saw this same question once, and one of the best answers suggested by someone was to use your name or a version of it as the domain name. This way, once established, you do not have to change it even if you want to change the niche.
It is just simple:
Indeed, I did in fact alter my web domain after realizing how much I disliked it. Although the procedure is unpleasant, there are times when it is vital to change on and discover something which properly satisfies your requirements.
15 domains!!!, that is a lot of work on your plate, i can imagine how difficult it is managing all of them, but as you said they are idle, but i recommend you try flipping them for profit.
Prior to actually choosing on a domain, I undertake a careful and comprehensive consideration of the name, so I've seldom modified a web domain because I despised it to be fair.
there are various reason that may bring about you hating a website you once love, which can vary from various things like if you stopped working on that project that made you create the website.
This is a very clever answer. If I am working on a new project, I would prefer to work on a totally different website to my old one so that my two projects do not coincide and mix up
Even linking them to two different databse in case that a project is compromised the second project isn't compromised and this is a general rule for all kind of projects.
