question Brand Words order

I think it depends on words combination, for example: Bridge North is more of general brand than North Bridge, BrightName is better than NameBright, NameCheap IMO is better than CheapName but maybe CheapNames is the best. At the end it all depends on $$$ behind the brand and name availability.

Here is an example:

NameBoat vs. BoatName

NameBoat = Noun(modifier)+Noun = A boat of names = The boat carrying names, like North, Bridge, etc.

NameBoat = Verb+Noun = Name/choose/specify a boat = I name this boat as North Bridge.

BoatName = Noun(modifier)+Noun = Name of a boat = The name of this boat is North Bridge.

There is a change in meaning sometimes. So one should consider the change in meaning while using combination of nouns, adjectives, verbs, adverbs, etc, in a brand name, imo. Thanks.

Note: Not a native speaker of english, nor a grammar expert.

Yes I have seen people shuffling keywords of the popular domain that is already in use.

Which is better, markname or namemark

aheiven said:

Which is better, markname or namemark

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logically markname.
But as service I prefer to use "name mark"
Which means name your mark or let's name (create) your mark.
It's just my( noob) opinion.

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