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What are your thoughts on using POT for a weed related domain? How often do you hear or see businesses in the USA using POT in their domain or business?
 
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It depends on the suffix/prefix
 
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It depends on the suffix/prefix

MiamiPot.com for example

If you were in the weed business in Miami, would you consider buying and using Miami POT .com for your website
 
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Miamipot is ok Chickenpot is not
 
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No. Go to google maps and put in cannabis. See what names they chose.
Ganja, herb, bud, smoke
The word pot here is non existent.
Hey ya wanna go smoke some pot?
That was then. Now. Lets smoke a fattie
 
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No. Go to google maps and put in cannabis. See what names they chose.
Ganja, herb, bud, smoke
The word pot here is non existent.
Hey ya wanna go smoke some pot?
That was then. Now. Lets smoke a fattie
I agree with this they use Cannabis or Leaf or word plus Dispensary where I am. Even the weed companies in my area have elegant names or different words entirely.

Pot and weed are not used for professional businesses in my area. They want to be taken seriously I guess. Weed and pot are pretty casual terms. I am sure someone uses them to sell other items like vaping equipment and machines. Or for delivery service.
 
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No. Go to google maps and put in cannabis. See what names they chose.
Ganja, herb, bud, smoke
The word pot here is non existent.
Hey ya wanna go smoke some pot?
That was then. Now. Lets smoke a fattie

I agree with this they use Cannabis or Leaf or word plus Dispensary where I am. Even the weed companies in my area have elegant names or different words entirely.

Pot and weed are not used for professional businesses in my area. They want to be taken seriously I guess. Weed and pot are pretty casual terms. I am sure someone uses them to sell other items like vaping equipment and machines. Or for delivery service.

If you were about to Google shops in your city, what would your keywords be?
 
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Cannabis keyword shows all dispenseries.
Eggs Canna go sell them a real domain name like friendly Joint
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I would ask the expert himself @marijuanadomain
yup that me......I also own marijuanaguy.com marijuanadealer.com

buy marijuana from the MarijuanaGuy.com or MarijuanaDealer.com ---it has a nice business ring to it
 
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What are your thoughts on using POT for a weed related domain?

I must admit it's a great stimulant to come up with creative weed related domains.
 
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According to dotDb:

weed - 402
pot - 228

you conclude.
 
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If you were about to Google shops in your city, what would your keywords be?
I would type dispensary or dispensaries probably because thats what they have conditioned me to do here and I am in the US. Look at the names of the dispensaries in any big American city. That should shed some light even Miami for your example.
 
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Impressive.
โ€Potโ€ is the only word i find worse than โ€œweedโ€.

Why not โ€œCannabisโ€? Even shorter โ€œCannaโ€
 
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Some keywords to consider (This 1 of my niches)

โ€Cloudsโ€ โ€œVapeโ€ โ€œHighโ€ โ€œSmokeโ€ โ€œ420โ€
โ€œGreenโ€ โ€œCannaโ€ โ€œCannabisโ€ โ€œDispensaryโ€

Literally, the worst word is โ€œPotโ€ and then โ€œweedโ€
 
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Hi

https://www.pot.com/

i'd surely take some good "pot" names at right price and currently own "mobilepot.com"

imo...
 
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I must admit it's a great stimulant to come up with creative weed related domains.
i just have one GanjaXpress, but it does attract attention.
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