Domain - Name - DN or Nic

[Fleege]

Ok-

lets say I have a very conceptual keyword that has to with domaining.

In your professional opinion should I register:

DomainWORD.com
NameWORD.com
NicWORD.com
DnWORD.com
Suggest if I did a miss a domain/biz "title".
(urlWORD.com - added)

or should I register 2 of these 3 of these all of these.

Assuming that the WORD is equally cool/matching with each. And this is for Dev reasons. Not resell. (is it worth it to cover bases for possible future success by regging the variations)


hey - this is my 500th post by the way!!! Ok so I have gone slow. Two ears - one mouth ratio...

 

[fonzie_007]

I would go with domainWORD.com.

 

[Fleege]

I guess another "domain" title would be url but thats kinda lame and not very user friendly.

urlWORD.com

In my opinion even though I'm a proud owner of www.urlGURU.com

 

[fonzie_007]

I have urlcity.us and .org and DomainImp.com. I think url certainly can work, but I still prefer to have the word "domain" in the domain.

 

[khuldun]

DNWord, maybe, they are fast growing; such domains

 

[seeker]

domain and name are the best.
DN follows (although limited to insiders such as ourselves).

just my opinion.

 

[Fleege]

Thanks. Very helpful. I agree - Say it like it is. if you mean domain say domain.

 

[cache]

domain and word are good overture keywords.

 

[Fleege]

Word in this case was just a _____fill-in-blank.

Hey what is Nic anyway?


anything to do with nic-name?

 

[seeker]

NIC=network information Center (registry).
it is usually were the registry for many (most?) .ccTLDs resides.
the public is not aware of this, and it is not suitable for a name for general use IMO such as NIC_WORD

 

[AmD950]

I'd prefer ____Domain.com than Domain_______.com ...
unless you are talking about people like junkies, crazies, mobs ...

 

[Momo]

DN is in general not as known to the public as domain, but if your target audience is the domainers, then that would be no problem.

Domain is becoming a bit too common nowadays IMO but it would be the most straightfoward way. If you want to go a bit different, name and url would both be nice.

 

[smub]

out of those i'll go with domainword.com

then dnword.com and then urlword.com

 

[Anthony]

domainWORD.com would be the best, but nameWORD.com would also be easy to remember.