question Help Please -- What Tree and Plant Names Have Brandable Value?

[Bob Hawkes]

I am following up on a suggestion to do an analysis on tree and plant/flower terms in brandable domain names, similar to the analysis I did of animal names in brandable names.

To get started, I need a list of terms people think are valuable, and I will look at the sales record, listings on brandable marketplaces and use in some famous existing brands.

Please help me choose what terms to study. I am planning to split it into two parts, one on only trees, and one on flowers and other plants.

e.g. Trees

• evergreen
• maple
• oak

Flowers/Plants

• rose
• lily
• violet

Can you please post what terms you think should be added to my analysis. Thank you!

Bob

 

[Bonsu]

Off the top of my head,

Pine, lotus, oak, fig, orange, orchid, mango, berry, corn, bailey, apple, curry, daisy, pepper, cedar, aspen, cherry, tulip, lemon, ginger, lime

Can't say which are more valuable than others. But I see them used in brand names. So, I think your findings and analysis will be an interesting read.

Good Luck

I own pinkcedar

 

[BradWilson]

I went ahead and generated a sorted list of all the posted names so far.

I hope it's okay to list them here because I think it will be helpful. I added a few more names that I thought of and have included them in this list as well.

My next step will be to sort them into categories: Trees, Flowers & Plants.

1. Acer
2. African Violet
3. Aloe
4. Aloe Vera
5. Apple
6. Aspen
7. Asteraceae
8. Aster Dahlia
9. Azalea
10. Bailey
11. Bamboo
12. Banana
13. Banyan Tree
14. Basil
15. Begonias
16. Berries
17. Berry
18. Birch
19. Blackberries
20. Blackberry
21. Cabbage
22. Cacao
23. Cactus
24. Cannabis
25. Carnation
26. Cassia
27. Cedar
28. Cherry
29. Cinnamon
30. Citrus
31. Coca
32. Coco
33. Coconut
34. Coffee
35. Cones
36. Corn
37. Corolla
38. Curry
39. Cycad
40. Cycads
41. Cypress
42. Daffodil
43. Dahlias
44. Daisy
45. Dandelion
46. Deciduous
47. Digitalis
48. Ebony
49. Elm
50. Evergreen
51. Fern
52. Fig
53. Fir
54. Flaveria
55. Flowers
56. Fruits
57. Fungi
58. Geranium
59. Ginger
60. Grape
61. Grass
62. Green
63. Grow
64. Haastia
65. Hedge
66. Herbal
67. Hibiscus
68. Holly
69. Honey
70. Indigo
71. Iris
72. Ivy
73. Jarrarium
74. Jasmine
75. Jasmine Lotus
76. Kale
77. Larix
78. Lavender
79. Lawn
80. Leaf
81. Leaves
82. Lemon
83. Lilac
84. Lily
85. Lime
86. Lotus
87. Mangeao
88. Mango
89. Maple
90. Marigold
91. Melon
92. Mimosa
93. Moss
94. Mushrooms
95. Narcissus
96. Nargis
97. Nectar
98. Oak
99. Olive
100. Orange
101. Orchid
102. Paeony
103. Palm
104. Pear
105. Peonies
106. Peony
107. Pepper
108. Phoenix
109. Pilea
110. Pine
111. Pinwheel
112. Plants
113. Poeticus
114. Pollen
115. Poppy
116. Potato
117. Primrose
118. Raspberry
119. Reeds
120. Rhubarb
121. Rice
122. Rose
123. Rosewood
124. Saffron
125. Sage
126. Salix
127. Seed
128. Shrub
129. Snapdragon
130. Spearmint
131. Sprout
132. Spruce
133. Sugar Cane
134. Sunflower
135. Taxus
136. Tea
137. Tectona
138. Thorns
139. Thuja
140. Tobacco
141. Tree
142. Trees
143. Trema
144. Tulip
145. Tulips
146. Vanilla Bean
147. Vegetables
148. Vine
149. Vines
150. Violet
151. Vitex
152. Weeds
153. Willow
154. Zinnia

 

[Bob Hawkes]

I went ahead and generated a sorted list of all the posted names so far.

I hope it's okay to list them here because I think it will be helpful. I added a few more names that I thought of and have included them in this list as well.

Thank you so much, Brad. That was really helpful.

I posted this request on Twitter with link here. Responses there that did not appear here could be added:

• blossum
• bulb
• Christmas Tree

Thanks again!
Bob

 

[Scot Thomas]

Great thread, Bob!

I've always liked Belladonna - Latin/Italian still means Beautiful (bella) + Donna (woman). The ancient Roman ladies took drops of the belladonna plant to dilate their pupils, making them more enchanting (and temporarily almost blind LOL).

 

[FolioTeam]

I went ahead and generated a sorted list of all the posted names so far.

I hope it's okay to list them here because I think it will be helpful. I added a few more names that I thought of and have included them in this list as well.

My next step will be to sort them into categories: Trees, Flowers & Plants.

1. Acer
2. African Violet
3. Aloe
4. Aloe Vera
5. Apple
6. Aspen
7. Asteraceae
8. Aster Dahlia
9. Azalea
10. Bailey
11. Bamboo
12. Banana
13. Banyan Tree
14. Basil
15. Begonias
16. Berries
17. Berry
18. Birch
19. Blackberries
20. Blackberry
21. Cabbage
22. Cacao
23. Cactus
24. Cannabis
25. Carnation
26. Cassia
27. Cedar
28. Cherry
29. Cinnamon
30. Citrus
31. Coca
32. Coco
33. Coconut
34. Coffee
35. Cones
36. Corn
37. Corolla
38. Curry
39. Cycad
40. Cycads
41. Cypress
42. Daffodil
43. Dahlias
44. Daisy
45. Dandelion
46. Deciduous
47. Digitalis
48. Ebony
49. Elm
50. Evergreen
51. Fern
52. Fig
53. Fir
54. Flaveria
55. Flowers
56. Fruits
57. Fungi
58. Geranium
59. Ginger
60. Grape
61. Grass
62. Green
63. Grow
64. Haastia
65. Hedge
66. Herbal
67. Hibiscus
68. Holly
69. Honey
70. Indigo
71. Iris
72. Ivy
73. Jarrarium
74. Jasmine
75. Jasmine Lotus
76. Kale
77. Larix
78. Lavender
79. Lawn
80. Leaf
81. Leaves
82. Lemon
83. Lilac
84. Lily
85. Lime
86. Lotus
87. Mangeao
88. Mango
89. Maple
90. Marigold
91. Melon
92. Mimosa
93. Moss
94. Mushrooms
95. Narcissus
96. Nargis
97. Nectar
98. Oak
99. Olive
100. Orange
101. Orchid
102. Paeony
103. Palm
104. Pear
105. Peonies
106. Peony
107. Pepper
108. Phoenix
109. Pilea
110. Pine
111. Pinwheel
112. Plants
113. Poeticus
114. Pollen
115. Poppy
116. Potato
117. Primrose
118. Raspberry
119. Reeds
120. Rhubarb
121. Rice
122. Rose
123. Rosewood
124. Saffron
125. Sage
126. Salix
127. Seed
128. Shrub
129. Snapdragon
130. Spearmint
131. Sprout
132. Spruce
133. Sugar Cane
134. Sunflower
135. Taxus
136. Tea
137. Tectona
138. Thorns
139. Thuja
140. Tobacco
141. Tree
142. Trees
143. Trema
144. Tulip
145. Tulips
146. Vanilla Bean
147. Vegetables
148. Vine
149. Vines
150. Violet
151. Vitex
152. Weeds
153. Willow
154. Zinnia

Great list. You can also add onion. Don't know if wood qualifies here. A lot of brands and domains with the 'wood' keyword

 

[HotKey]

Lol... poor Bob. The branches are endless (pun intended). I mean, we also have Woody the Woodpecker, and then those tree dudes from Avengers movie, Groot and Groot's kid.

 

[Tryjake]

I am following up on a suggestion to do an analysis on tree and plant/flower terms in brandable domain names, similar to the analysis I did of animal names in brandable names.

To get started, I need a list of terms people think are valuable, and I will look at the sales record, listings on brandable marketplaces and use in some famous existing brands.

Please help me choose what terms to study. I am planning to split it into two parts, one on only trees, and one on flowers and other plants.

e.g. Trees

• evergreen
• maple
• oak

Flowers/Plants

• rose
• lily
• violet

Can you please post what terms you think should be added to my analysis. Thank you!

Bob

tr.ee

 

[FolioTeam]

Lol... poor Bob. The branches are endless (pun intended). I mean, we also have Woody the Woodpecker, and then those tree dudes from Avengers movie, Groot and Groot's kid.

Lol

 

[Tryjake]

Can someone please tell me if we are looking for brand able lol domains? I can’t keep up with a thread!! Apparently

If we are looking for lol brands I have lolokk in king ?

 

[Bob Hawkes]

Woody the Woodpecker, and then those tree dudes from Avengers movie, Groot and Groot's kid

I draw a line somewhere - those are definitely not on my analysis list. Sorry. Haha
Bob

 

[Bob Hawkes]

Can someone please tell me if we are looking for brand able lol domains?

I am planning to do an analysis of domain sales, listings on brandable marketplaces and use in company names of trees/flowers/plants.

For that, to make sure I have a comprehensive list of the most important ones, asking for suggestions of trees/flower/etc. names that are good for company brands.

As with most NamePros threads, yes this one has done a bit of winding around , but lots of interesting things learned.

Hope this explanation helps.

Bob

 

[Yusupbabay]

rafflesia
https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rafflesia

 

[AEProgram]

Get ready to see crazy prices for domains with the word gooseberry in them. This is not a fad, it is the next really big thing in computing.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/res...housands-of-qubits-at-cryogenic-temperatures/

https://www.technewsworld.com/story/87006.html

https://www.sciencealert.com/scient...-breakthrough-in-scaling-up-quantum-computers

 

[alop]

I suggested/see Lilly and violets were already suggested so maybe a magic tree ?

 

[comRaid]

root (if parts are considered)
avocado
carrot
nuts
kiwi (fruit)
sandal(wood)

Rarely used
beet (beetroot)
wheat
oats
hibiscus
Spinach
chilly

I think ,this exercise is going to be tougher than that of animal domains because in many domains these terms are used in the literal sense.

 

[Hankish]

for branding it's regional.
Dogwood/Pine : American South
Spruce : American North/Canada
Birch : Baltic
Cedar : Lebanon
Palm : coast/tropics // SC
...
don't overlook the pagans (esp Slavic)

 

[Fayaz Ahmed]

1. Olive has a good vive.
2. Orchid is exotic.
3. Daisy sounds bold.
4. Daffodil is longer, but stronger.
5. Acacia has rhythm.

I'll stop there.
All the best wishes to your research.

 

[jessicagreener]

If you are talking about a brandable domain name, none of them. If it is brandable, then it is not a real word.

 

[Matt Morgan]

Hiya Bob,

I would keep 'Oak' as one as Oak is an expensive wood, so would give a high perceived value!.

 

[Joe123]

If you want to do a deep dive, check out the economically important plants listed here: https://www2.palomar.edu/users/warmstrong/econpls.htm