A Few Negative Factors But Is The Domain Brandable?

[briguy]

I realize that this domain is not a (dot)com and market is very limited because of extension but was wondering, if CyberDragon.ca is a brandable name?

Thanks for any feed back and yes, I have my "big boy shorts" on..

 

[HotKey]

was wondering, if CyberDragon.ca is a brandable name?

Sure, why not?

Funny, a few years ago I registered CyberComet/com for my brother as a birthday present, set him up with a site and his own account at the registrar and everything..little dude let the damn name drop the following year. Just goes to show family+domaining don't mix.

 

[hookbox]

Yes it's brandable

 

[MapleDots]

Just remember the word cyber has a negative connotation attached to it as well.
Its in the news a lot attached to crime and porn so I'm not sure I would try to brand using it.

I have seen Jumbo Dragon branded

You could use any word in front but the word "Cyber" ? I'm not hot on it.

 

[Kate]

Good name for a cybersecurity company
In areas like Vancouver the name can be well received - lots of people of Asian origin around Bee Cee right.
To me cyber is not pejorative at all but as a stand-alone keyword it can indeed be associated to sex But I am old school. I don't mind.

Not sure I would call that brandable, rather semi-brandable. I like names that are descriptive and brandable at the same time - the best of both worlds.

 

[namezest]

might be worth developing Bri,

 

[Doron Vermaat]

Its a nice brandable. Not sure how the end-user market is for .ca tho.

 

[MR Harrist]

nice name you have! I think COM are much better!

 

[namerav]

Good name, what is .com doing.

 

[briguy]

nice name you have! I think COM are much better!

Registered but not developed

Good name, what is .com doing.

Com doesn't seem be developed but (org) is ..

Tried cyberdragon(dot)net ..
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Attackers might be trying to steal your information from cyberdragon.net (for example, passwords, messages, or credit cards)