TOP Domaining Marketing Add-Ons

[FUTRS]

Hey all

there seems to be a lot of steady action in select 'Marketing Add-Ons' in the domaining space... was hoping to try and cover most of these strings if at possible to see what else people are using, buying and selling.

Here is a brief little list i have accumulated that seem to be safe bets in the right industries:


• GET (+) Product/Service

• BUY (+) Product/Service

• CHEAP (+) Product/Service

• DISCOUNT(+) Product/Service

• 360 (+) Product/Service (360 in front or back)

• NEXTGEN/NEXTGENERATION(+) Product/Service

• SMART(+) Product/Service (smart in front or back)

• ONLINE(+) Product/Service (ONLINE in front or back)

• Product/Service (+) SOLUTIONS

• Product/Service (+) TUBE

• Product/Service (+) HUB


• e (+) Product/Service
• i (+) Product/Service
• u (+) Product/Service



i'm sure you get the idea and i'm sure i'm missing a lot of really good ones... but that's where you all come in

I'm not necessarily asking about a niche (like 3d or cloud), but more marketing terms that work well in domaining


does anybody see any of these 'add-ons' on the rise or decreasing?


take 'ONLINE', for example
.. some may consider that 'Online' is unnecessary in a domain name being as to access it, you have to be 'Online' in the first place making it monotonous...

ok.. BUT...

.. with so much more of our computing already being intertwined into the living room and only headed there entirely, is 'Online' once again going to be a strong term?

.. same can be said about 'SITE(S)'
... 'DatingSite(s) for example


i'm NOT however, talking about actual 'actions' coupled with the domain, such as 'REVIEWS' or 'NEWS'... this strictly 'marketing' terms


Looking forward to seeing what you all have had success with and like.

Thanks in advance

 

[gt88hel]

great share. THX! I add tips : greman like "service+24",and product/service +forum

 

[theseowork]

nice tips about the domain..

 

[david Larrimore]

thanks for sharing and nice tips very helpful me as a newbie...

 

[rankpro]

It is true by taking keywords into domain name.

 

[jacobatwood]

Thanks for sharing. Nice post. Quit Useful.