Domain Brand contest

[obocar]

Hello Nampros members,
I'm working on my Domain Brand premium domain brokering website.
I'm looking for an awesome, meaningful, memorable, catchy tagline.

The phrase is preferred to be 3 to 5 words.

The winner will be the one whose tagline will be used on DomainBrand.com.

Winner will receive $100 through paypal.

Tell your friends about it, so they can participat.

Contest starts today and will end in 1 week from today.
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Also, while you're here, can you do ma a big favor. Tell me which of the 4 logo designs is the most appealing to you?
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[obocar]

Hello all Domain Brand tagline contestants, thank you so much for submitting your lines. Some of you worked really hard. Some of you submitted multiple lines and posts. Extra thanks if you did that.
Now the contest has ended.
I have a few favorite lines in mind. I am going to run the lines with my marketing advisor, to see which one is best fit for the brand.

In two days, maybe sooner, I will be announcing the winner. If you win, you will receive your prize then.

$100 for the winner.

 

[kgul]

" We know Chinese "

 

[HUKU]

Domain Brand - The Game of the Name

(A play on the phrase "The Name of the Game")

 

[james haw]

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[DU]

There's one tagline that I really like and would like to use. So, there is one winner. The taglne winner is:

Premium Domains for Premium Brand

Other than it's fairly boring and a tagline should add zing, clever, or pizzazz .... it's also very redundant imho as brands typically have the naming element done (why brandbucket etc. exist and have a market "new brands"). The domain name you have is decent but the tag line like this adds nothing and doesn't really make sense.

To me It's like the following (example to explain better)

PetFood.com
"The Premium Dog Food of Premium Pet Food"

Good luck none-the-less.

 

[Haris]

Helping you find the domain of your dreams.

 

[CrazyChicken]

Home to great premium domains
Home to great domains
Only the best premium domains
Only the best domain names
Let us find your domain
We find the best domains
Best brokers for better domains
Best brokers for Premium domains
Putting the brand in domain branding
We excel at domain branding
The source for premium domains

Premium domains at great prices -- ( inspiration from @OralB )

 

[domaindia]

DomainBrand - Brand urs!
DomainBrand - Brand ur name!
DomainBrand - Brand your domain!
DomainBrand - Make it count!
DomainBrand - Power of a Premium!
DomainBrand - Power your Brand!
DomainBrand - Power your Premium!

 

[pjb1978]

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[coconut]

domainbrand
We ban bland names

 

[Chris Hydrick]

Was it necessary to dislike their post? Did you mean to hit the Thank You button? As in Thank you for trying? Rather than snubbing their effort with a virtual dislike...

DomainBrand - The Domain Brand since 2005

DomainBrand - Category Killer Brandables

DomainBrand - Our first word was Brandable

DomainBrand - The exact match of branding

DomainBrand - Exact Match Category Killer Premium Brandable Domains​

Capture Targeted SEO value with your slogan

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[james haw]

I'm sure you have a few lines In mind. Throw one out.

I generally don't agree with slogans, I don't think they're necessary and usually sound awkward or unprofessional.

Some can sound ok, but I know nothing of your business setup. In order to provide anything relevant to your business logo, branding, services, etc, I'd need to know much more about your business. What domains you will sell, how you sell them, other services, etc

For example, if you sell basic two keyword .biz domains, there's no point having the word "premium" in your slogan. If you sell premium .com only (5 or 6 figures) then you most certainly don't want a poor slogan as this will reflect badly on your domain quality.


I advise keeping it simple, avoid nouns/adjectives to a large degree, like "quality" and "amazing" etc. For example:
Domain Sherpa - "The domain name authority"
Media Options - "Domain names as a service"

They're simply descriptive of their services, relevant, and importantly not terrible, cheesy, or cringeworthy etc.

* No offence to anyone in what I've stated, we all have different opinions

 

[obocar]

I generally don't agree with slogans, I don't think they're necessary and usually sound awkward or unprofessional.

Some can sound ok, but I know nothing of your business setup. In order to provide anything relevant to your business logo, branding, services, etc, I'd need to know much more about your business. What domains you will sell, how you sell them, other services, etc

For example, if you sell basic two keyword .biz domains, there's no point having the word "premium" in your slogan. If you sell premium .com only (5 or 6 figures) then you most certainly don't want a poor slogan as this will reflect badly on your domain quality.


I advise keeping it simple, avoid nouns/adjectives to a large degree, like "quality" and "amazing" etc. For example:
Domain Sherpa - "The domain name authority"
Media Options - "Domain names as a service"

They're simply descriptive of their services, relevant, and importantly not terrible, cheesy, or cringeworthy etc.

* No offence to anyone in what I've stated, we all have different opinions

James, be honest, love your post the most. You express your true thought of what a great business does. Great businesses succeed on long term ethic and integrity, serving clients with exceptional service. Thanks for pointing that out, and that's what Domain Brand is here to do. And that's a good reason for you should support Domain Brand.

I also agree with you on your definition of a premium domain. Domain Brand will be brokering only 5 figure domains and up.

I still believe slogans will make a company stand out. "Just do it" did it for Nike.


Let me tell you about Domain Brand. It's a brokerage service that brokers premium domains $50,000 and up. Mainly .com, short, marketable, one word. It caters mainly to endusers.

Hope that will give you a better idea about the company. Now what line do you have?
Toss another one out.

 

[pjb1978]

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[Abdullah Abdullah]

Can we have the ones you like so far in the order you like?

 

[Kachi]

Can we have the ones you like so far in the order you like?

I support this

 

[Eckhart]

• Buy a word. Gain the world.
• Short names. Long Future.
• A name for the Hall of Fame.
• Powerful names for powerful companies.
• Carve your presence into their minds.

@obocar These are my suggestions along with the logo I voted.

 

[Acroplex]

My entry: "This was the best $100 dollar tagline at Vicent's contest" :D

 

[Manik]

"Tomorrow's brands at yesterday's prices."

or

"Brokering the future"

or

"Branding the future".

 

[ivey]

Here are 5 (all original):

1. We Do Brands
2. It's All In The Name
3. Brands Are Forever
4. Your Brand, Your Future
5. You Can Only Go As far As Your Brand Takes You

 

[Joe N]

DomainBrand.com - Your Identity Awaits.

DomainBrand.com - Brand New. Just For You.

DomainBrand.com - Your Tomorrow Starts Now.

 

[jlwhite405]

"Connecting Great Ideas with Premium Brands"

"Branding Innovation"

"The Next Level of Branding"

"Top Level Brands"

"Premium Brand Broker"

"Branding the Best"

 

[Azwan Asban]

" Kickstart your Brand authority "

" Your internet home is here "

 

[DomainDepot]

As Shakespeare put it - "brevity is the soul of wit"
Often the simplest and most crisp design is what stands the test of time (ex: apple iPhone has 1 button)

My Top 5
1. DomainBrand.com - Brandable Domain Names.
As straightforward and clean as you get.

2. DomainBrand.com - Brand Different.
Crisp but a little more differentiating.

3. DomainBrand.com - Brand Different. Be Different.
Slightly longer but still crisp version of number two.

4. DomainBrand.com - Find Your Brand.
Straightforward. Rolls of the tongue.

5. DomainBrand.com - Discover Your Power Brand.
Again, straightforward and crisp.

Also, am not super in love with all the logos but like bottom right the best.