advice Which of these domains is the best, in your opinion?

[jamesosix]

I am looking to do some development on a domain, but I want to do it on my strongest one first and see how things go.

Which, in your opinion is the best?

 

[Jurgen Wolf]

Drop them all and forget.

 

[jamesosix]

Drop them all and forget.

Pretty sure that is not what i asked, but thanks.

 

[Jurgen Wolf]

DrLeafy is better than all others.
My opinion.

 

[Name Trader]

I think we have to assume this is legal/semi-legal/not-legal drugs related. The next question would be what are you imagining the website is content to contain? Without this info, I voted for HerbsHQ.com.

 

[hawkeye]

Unless you also have the unabbreviated versions of at least one to cover the traffic and typo losses, I’d suggest to get it if possible or keep looking for a better name. But that is jmo.

 

[Gabriel360]

I'd go with HerbsHQ. It speaks of authority and a possession of the professional savviness required for such an undertaking. DrLeafy could have sufficed too, but it sounds a little too jovial. So HerbsHQ it is.

 

[DomainFQ.com]

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[Bernard Wright]

I'm not a fan of any of them. I'm quite new, so take my input with a grain of salt. Here are my thoughts.

If you had thought any of them were strong, you wouldn't have to ask. So your question is essentially, which one is the least weak.

I think HerbsHQ is the least weak. I think HerbHQ would be stronger, but still not great. DrLeafy comes in second. I am not a proponent of names where you'd have to clarify "You know, Dr., like D-R and not D-O-C-T-O-R". Leafy isn't a word. DrLeaf would have been stronger.

I think those who are offering their honest feedback regarding the weakness of the names are doing so only to temper any overly-optimistic expectations, with good intentions. These names aren't very strong, but if you are an experienced developer and marketer you might be onto something. I hope you get what you're seeking to get out of the experience.

 

[Jurgen Wolf]

isn't a word.

Dictionary is not mandatory to be a brand.
Such names are also significantly more suitable to TM and defend them.

 

[Bernard Wright]

Actually, I just thought about it, and looked it up. Leafy is a word. Like "leafy greens". But in the context of hemp/cannabis, it's a stretch to use "leafy".

 

[Jurgen Wolf]

Here it is used in the doctor context...
So looks like Surname...

 

[jamesosix]

Thanks for the feedback guys!

 

[lock]

I think herb keyword has landing page potential and wider market but I wouldn't be banking on these.

 

[getakash1]

I think herbs keyword will get more search volume than any other.