opinion Best prefix? dn/domain/domainname/name? [Poll/Discuss]

[internext]

In general, what is the best prefix of the following choices?

• DnExample.com
• DomainExample.com
• DomainNameExample.com
• NameExample.com

One consideration: Is "DN" generic enough to be understood by end users?

Take the poll and discuss, please.

Thank you!

 

[ThatNameGuy]

Note....this was posted on the wrong thread yesterday, but should have been posted here...DUH!

No one really cares what I think, but for $10.43 DomainDestiny.com is available to register, and the POS Go Daddy values it @ $1,514. Also, registered for 23 + years, but just dropped. I don't own it as of this very moment, but for $10.43 wtf

ps. i guess i just broke the tie domain vs name

 

[comRaid]

If you are targeting end users - i think word 'brand' would a better choice. If the business is targeting domainers -then any of these are fine. I would rather take a brandable name like "Spaceship.com" . During my first 3 months in domaining, I was confused about Namecheap, NameSilo, NameJet etc .
I think one should go for a name with unique personality. Tell 10 names you chose to 10 of your non domanier friends. And after 10 minutes ask them which of those they can recall.

 

[ThatNameGuy]

If you are targeting end users - i think word 'brand' would a better choice. If the business is targeting domainers -then any of these are fine. I would rather take a brandable name like "Spaceship.com" . During my first 3 months in domaining, I was confused about Namecheap, NameSilo, NameJet etc .
I think one should go for a name with unique personality. Tell 10 names you chose to 10 of your non domanier friends. And after 10 minutes ask them which of those they can recall.

Yeah....i have vanity license plates that say NameGuy, but if a tag could accommodate 8 letters I'd prefer BrandGuy.

 

[TURIST]

My voice is for "Name" on namepros. It's short enough and tells what is about after first looking at sites that use this prefix.
I manage my domains on name....com as well.

 

[ibukun]

I have DnMatrix . Com premium on Atom

 

[alcy]

domain hands down

but it's not for endusers anyway... unless u wanna call resellers endusers lol

 

[dncafe]

None of them.

I think the best wording now in 2024 is ending in NAMES, and not using the word "domain" or dn.

This gives you the ability to transition into web3 names, onchain names and other emerging protocols that won't necessarily use the word "domain".

BestNames.com for example would work well for traditional domain names, a crypto wallet name or many other protocols, while still being highly relevant to domain names.

 

[Patryx]

I have investindomainname.com
what do you think?

 

[carterluke]

In general, what is the best prefix of the following choices?

• DnExample.com
• DomainExample.com
• DomainNameExample.com
• NameExample.com

One consideration: Is "DN" generic enough to be understood by end users?

Take the poll and discuss, please.

Thank you!

I personally prefer DN as a prefix—it’s short, memorable, and has that tech-savvy feel. For example, something like DnHub.com just feels clean and professional. Few days back I was playing around with different combinations to find best prefix and I got help of wordfinder, Wordslibrary.com that helps me to get 5 letter words.