advice How does this sounds to a native speaker?

[Georgi Vasilev]

Morning!

I own the domain vlium.com and for some reason I really like how it sounds. I'm thinking of branding my domain business around this domain. I came up with the following company name: Valuable Labels Identifying Unique Matters.

Please tell me how does this sounds to a native speakers because my english knowledge is far far away from the native level.

More questions bothering me:
Is this a name good enought to build a brand?
Does the sentence above even making some sense for a domain company or it will be much better to use something like "XX or XXX domains.com"?

Each opinion and advice will be appreciated.

Thanks!

 

[4pm]

not sure about native speakers...
but to me Vlium looks like a typo of Valium.. my first impression
you decide whether it's good or not,,

 

[Michael]

It sounds like what it is... trying to come up with words to fit a long acronym, instead of going after an acronym that fits the words you want. If I used that, I would just have it be a brandable and not try to use "Valuable Labels Identifying Unique Matters" as a company name because it sounds awkward.

That said, I wouldn't use it at all because starting with two consonants in a row makes it not very pronounceable. There are plenty of five and six letter .coms that can be had cheap or even for reg fee that are easy to say and brand around, you don't have to come up with something that it stands for. I would keep looking.

 

[doubleU]

Looks like a mistype of the drug Valium and takes effort to pronounce.

 

[Asfas1000]

I don't know many english words that contain "VL". It doesn't sound natural....

 

[Georgi Vasilev]

Thank you, All! I think that I've just changed my mind. However this could be a interesting discussion: Does your website/company name should contain the word "domain/domains" in it? Will it be much harder to build a brand around your company about domain investing without word "domain" in it?