advice What sounds good ?

[Sophia Alice]

Hi

i have two domains webdzyner.com and webdzyners.com

i am setting up a web design business and i want it to be a established brand

so what sounds good and as a brand webdzyner.com or webdzyners.com

what would you choose as a main domain (i will set the other as redirect to main one )

 

[Name Trader]

Strawberries and ice cream sounds good As for your 2 domains, I can't even pronounce them properly So I really don't like them. But it's your brand. If you think you can make them work. Go ahead. If it's just you, I'd use the singular. Or if more than you then the plural. If it was me. I'd look for an easier pronouncable/spellable/memorable domain.

 

[TCK]

When you consider using a brandable name based on a real word or words, the rule of thumb is to have only one misspelling (ie. missed, replaced or extra letter). You have at least 3 misspellings in those domains. You will be leaking traffic all over the place. Hope this advice is helpful. Post more options available to you so that you can get more feedback.

 

[Rhinnnn]

Hi

i have two domains webdzyner.com and webdzyners.com

i am setting up a web design business and i want it to be a established brand

so what sounds good and as a brand webdzyner.com or webdzyners.com

what would you choose as a main domain (i will set the other as redirect to main one )

Both are unwise choices. As mentioned above, 3 misspellings is way too much.

Why not go for something simple to spell and type?

For example, WebDesign22 dot com is free to register at this moment.

 

[Sophia Alice]

Strawberries and ice cream sounds good As for your 2 domains, I can't even pronounce them properly So I really don't like them. But it's your brand. If you think you can make them work. Go ahead. If it's just you, I'd use the singular. Or if more than you then the plural. If it was me. I'd look for an easier pronouncable/spellable/memorable domain.

Well its web designers .. i just replaced with dzyners .. no problem with local audience in spelling it

cant get or afford to buy webdesigners.com

 

[Sophia Alice]

Both are unwise choices. As mentioned above, 3 misspellings is way too much.

Why not go for something simple to spell and type?

For example, WebDesign22 dot com is free to register at this moment.

That doesnt sound as a brand too ..

how do u usually pronounce dzyner .. for me it is designer

coming to leaking traffic .. no problem at all .. all my traffic audience is by direct url or adwords

 

[Name Trader]

Well its web designers .. i just replaced with dzyners .. no problem with local audience in spelling it

cant get or afford to buy webdesigners.com

But you could get and afford WebDesign22 as suggested by @Rhinnnn, for example?

 

[Sophia Alice]

But you could get and afford WebDesign22 as suggested by @Rhinnnn, for example?

So WebDesign22 can be a better brand name then webdzyner ... hmm i am confused to choose now

was that really hard to pronounce ..dzyner ?

 

[Name Trader]

If you want brandable, WebDesignFrog <.com> is available

 

[Name Trader]

So WebDesign22 can be a better brand name then webdzyner ... hmm i am confused to choose now

was that really hard to pronounce ..dzyner ?

Yes. It was even difficult to read

 

[Rhinnnn]

That doesnt sound as a brand too ..

how do u usually pronounce dzyner .. for me it is designer

coming to leaking traffic .. no problem at all .. all my traffic audience is by direct url or adwords

Dzyner does sound like designer, indeed. But tell someone to visit WebDzyner dot com - they will never know what to type unless you specifically mention all three misspellings: the missing "e", the "z" instead of" s", and the "y" instead of "i."

Edit: I just realized you actually have 4 misspellings, including the missing "g".

Plus, WebDzygner doesn't really look ok, at least to me.

The Frog brand mentioned by @stub is quite nice.

 

[wurdd]

What would you think if you heard that name on the radio?

 

[Name Trader]

What would you think if you heard that name on the radio?

Depends how they pronounced it <Joke>

 

[TCK]

There are lot of fine names available for reg fee as noted. Do a search for "web design company" or "web design services" and look at the names used by companies in the top few pages. This will give you ideas as to what name you can choose that would be more memorable, easy to spell, and available at reg fee. Wish you the best in your venture.

 

[Name Trader]

The Frog brand mentioned by @stub is quite nice.

@Sophia Alice could leap over her competitors with a name like that Or her customers could leap over their competitors if employing her services I see pretty good branding potential. It's a no-brainer compared to her original choices.

But as I said before. It's entirely up to her, if she wants to go with a domain name which is difficult to read/write/speak.

 

[7363824]

If you want brandable, WebDesignFrog <.com> is available

Imo It's leaps and bounds better than wedeziners or however its spelled.

 

[Mister Funsky]

Of the two options, go with the singular for the primary.

 

[Saeid Nejati]

dzyner as a word is informal for users and confusing. When users want to recall dzyner from their memory they will get in trouble and this means extra money for you to spend. I recommend other combinations like webfluentdesign.com or webdesignarc.com

 

[Bob Hawkes]

I am not keen on either alternative. I would keep design or designer spelled correctly, and add a third positive word (or a memorable colour, animal or shape) to get a name available. E.g. Following can be hand reg. User only needs remember wiser and rest comes naturally.
WiserWebDesign .com
Best wishes,
Bob

 

[gabri3l]

I just want to know if impersonations are allowed on this forum?!
You can chose from YES and NO

 

[Sophia Alice]

Ok guys , will see some good names around ... i totally understand your point

between i own many names like

webdesign(cityname).com ...like around for 10 cities

i just wanted a name to represent all these

will check some brand ideas or the one @stub said

Thank you

 

[Joakim]

None of those look or sound very appealing, unfortunately. "webdesign" is highly saturated, so I would look for something different, original. There are lots of variables you can play with to find a better name.

 

[Jimmysun]

Webdezigner.xyz, dezigner.xyz are available now.

 

[Name Trader]

@Sophia Alice - Please come back and let us know what you finally decide on.

 

[Namersen]

between i own many names like

webdesign(cityname).com ...like around for 10 cities

i just wanted a name to represent all these

Isn't replacing (cityname) with some descriptive keyword the next logical step? Like Geo, Cities, Coms...