Which is Better?

[dmblea]

Which sounds better in terms of building a site/brand around a domain name.


a. Seek____.com (i.e. SeekDoctors.com, SeekDomains.com, SeekHotels.com, etc.)

b. ____Seek.com (i.e. DoctorSeek.com, DomainSeek.com, HotelSeek.com, etc.)

Appreciate your input.

 

[Coopey]

Personally, I think it depends on the noun, for example, based on the examples above, I would prefer seekdoctors to doctorseek, and domainseek to seekdomains and hotelseek to seekhotels.

So I guess I am voting (b), but only just

(In any event, if I was registering the domains, I would register both, and have the weaker name pointing to the main brand name)

 

[cache]

I think seekdoctor is better.
xxxseek may be in the form of seekers, for example
I own realtorseekers.com

 

[jkennedy]

I have to agree with sid. It all depends on the noun.

 

[AdoptableDomains]

If the real name ends in "s", you definitely want to avoid a double "s" by placing seek after the keyword, since it would lead to many mistypes. I also think it depends. Sometimes one just sounds better or more natural than the other.

 

[MCDomains]

Yes, no word that ends in "s" should have "Seek" following it!

____Seek is definitely better, IMO. I have DomainSeeking.com - like that one!

 

[Michelle]

Each name is different imo. Say each name out loud and see which sounds more natural

 

[NameSigma]

Doctors Seek.com will cause S confustion I will go with (a)

 

[omnia]

I think it really depends on what word you are putting with "seek". Some flow naturally one way or the other. The "s" plural problem is always with you and I'd personally avoid those combos. As previously stated, register both if in any doubt.