poll What sounds best for a market?

[Samer]

Got idea from @Rob Monster who had many success epik polls

Please note; Own all and like one potentially reflect my brand.

What should I call my marketplace, where i'll sell my portfolio?

 

[xbank]

if it's a branding company go with: brandherb.com
or if it's a other kind of domain services go with a shorter name like namk.com - dnly.com etc.

 

[xbank]

NameLegit my choice. But you have to choose the one YOU like the most!

too big .. legit word looks shady too convincing .. not having that feel

 

[xbank]

Brandpencil = not logically understandable

DNComs = too many dnetcetc .. will be mixed in a cloud

dnhotspot = lol looks like a wife company NOT AT ALL


namestud = better than the above 3 but still hard to use on radio , call many will write stod, or studs with s or without s, just 50% vote.

LQAT = NO

Name Legit = c'mon hehehe


Legit Name = same thing lol

Comnetorg = like a cyborg name?

 

[xbank]

Samer you going to launch a marketplace?

 

[xbank]

add: namk.com on the to and see poll results

 

[Sutruk]

if it's a branding company go with: brandherb.com
or if it's a other kind of domain services go with a shorter name like namk.com - dnly.com etc.

He is going to sell domains, not herb... "c'mon hehehe".

Namk.com
BrandHerb.com
NameTag.com

He asked which of his domains sounds better, that's why he did a poll.
He did not ask for people to come here to sell him your domains.
If he wanted to buy or ask for new domains, he would have opened a thread at the Domain Buyer Request section of this forum.

 

[TheBuyerz]

Voted for DNCOMS

Easy to remember.

Second choice:
ComNetOrg.com

Why? Because we all look for COM first, followed by NET and then ORG respectivally ... this is easy also to remember and reflect the content of your website.

I bet on a domain that will be easy to write without being a pro of spelling and anyone hearing the name, can easily write it and get it in the first try.

 

[SNJV]

LegitName sound's pretty cool

 

[Recons.Com]

I agree that legit sounds weird regardless of dictionary quotes here. It is basically slang that got admitted into dictionary. It is short for legitimate. Together with name, it makes little sense. Sick names also might mean cool names, which doesn't mean it is a sick/ cool idea to name your business that way.

 

[Bob Hawkes]

While a lot of great domainer input has been provided here, have you considered asking say 10 or 15 friends etc. from outside the domain community to rate the names? i.e. people who might be similar to potential clients. It might provide views that we miss. My guess is that domainers feel more positive re a 4L - I might be wrong though.
Bob

 

[xbank]

While a lot of great domainer input has been provided here, have you considered asking say 10 or 15 friends etc. from outside the domain community to rate the names? i.e. people who might be similar to potential clients. It might provide views that we miss. My guess is that domainers feel more positive re a 4L - I might be wrong though.
Bob

yup

 

[iAdam]

DNComs suites you best. You are trying to feature your portfolio mainly if not 100% Coms and building a name for a marketplace or a domain service.

Good luck

 

[King]

BrandPencil sounds the best for a portfolio.

 

[Abdel]

I like BrandPencil

 

[sg08]

I voted for DNHotSpot

 

[ThatNameGuy]

Got idea from @Rob Monster who had many success epik polls

Please note; Own all and like one potentially reflect my brand.

What should I call my marketplace, where i'll sell my portfolio?

Samer....i think you can do better too. Plus I think you're asking the wrong people. Just yesterday I reg'd ClassicalDomains and the feedback I got is it's good enough to keep for a marketplace despite I already have one. I really think if you're looking to attract "end users", nondescript names like BrandPencil or BrandBucket don't cut the mustard....and I actually like BrandPencil better than BrandBucket.

Good Luck!

 

[manpreet]

I like NameLegit, from these options.

 

[BrandPlease]

Just a share based on experience - I'm drawn to the DN names, because I like them...but from a branding point of view it doesnt work. I had to change my brand from a DN+keyword because noone ever understtod the name when I said it. Everytime it was yes DN like domain name - only domainers get DN. Just an FYI from my experience ***also, disclaimer I am from Boston - maybe the way we talk played a factor?***

 

[Samer]

Just a share based on experience - I'm drawn to the DN names, because I like them...but from a branding point of view it doesnt work. I had to change my brand from a DN+keyword because noone ever understtod the name when I said it. Everytime it was yes DN like domain name - only domainers get DN. Just an FYI from my experience ***also, disclaimer I am from Boston - maybe the way we talk played a factor?***

Not just Boston;
i asked friend who knew nothing of domains
He’s from Philadelphia; He thought DN means “deez nuts” You’re 100% right; tough call.

But look at;
DNAcademy
DNWE
DNMask
DNW

 

[Zenger]

I like NameLegit, from these options.

Yes, I agree. I liked this one the most