Bring people together with .sbs

Put Side By Side in the invitation

The .sbs registry uses Side By Side as its defining phrase. That gives a team, community, nonprofit, partnership, member group, or collaborative venture a friendly, compact address for the place where people meet the project and understand how they can be involved.

Make collaboration visible in the experience

Use the page to introduce the people, purpose, and practical ways to join in: events, member resources, volunteer work, shared tools, or a collective programme. A .sbs name feels strongest when the address leads to something people can build or do together.

Name the shared effort

A .sbs address makes most sense when the work itself is shared. If you are bringing members, learners, volunteers, or partner organisations into one initiative, the registry's Side by Side positioning can give the name a useful collaborative cue.

Try the full address on the invitation, member login, event banner, and email signature your group will actually use. The ending should make the project feel like a collective effort before anyone reads a description.

Make participation visible

.sbs gives a shared project a concise signal of togetherness. Use it to make the invitation to participate visible in the address itself, whether you are welcoming members, building a learning group, or coordinating a partner network.

Let the domain appear where people decide to join in: a welcome email, programme page, workshop invitation, or community update. The shared cue should make the first interaction feel open and collaborative.

Give the initiative a shared home

A good .sbs name can carry the identity of the group as well as the work it is doing. Pair it with a clear project word so the full address tells people both what they are joining and how the initiative is organised.

Use the complete name consistently across your event materials, member spaces, and project communications. Repetition turns the collaborative meaning into a recognisable home for the people involved.