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What would be your favourite word/s be after the keyword "Brand"?

BRAND new
BRAND me
BRAND space
BRAND pro
BRAND shop

etc etc etc

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Nick
 
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My impulse is to always check what's on the .COM. It's fully developed but at least the good news is it's not at all related to our industry.

Haha yep, maybe someday... :)
 
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I like IQ or HQ.
 
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shop mall market store bank hub
land ocean zone river galaxy planet
max box line point center central
people guy pal help
protect secure pick post spot stop
 
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also star, basket, port, home, house, maison, studio, arena, generator, collection, list, firm, company, media, agent, agency, life,
 
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I dropped mine right before anything happened still have freerebrand. picked up in meantime phantombranding.
 
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i think most of us would list "new"
how about cow or something silly and rhymy like sand. hmmm
 
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What would be your favourite word/s be after the keyword "Brand"?

BRAND new
BRAND me
BRAND space
BRAND pro
BRAND shop

etc etc etc

Thanks
Nick

What about: BEFORE the keyword: brand?
 
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Thanks @NickB !
 
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What would be your favourite word/s be after the keyword "Brand"?

BRAND new
BRAND me
BRAND space
BRAND pro
BRAND shop

etc etc etc

Thanks
Nick
Good thread Nick

i agree that end users relate more to the keyword "Brand" than "Domain" thus I own a number names like;

BrandSpecialty
BrandWik
BrandOriginator

a friend of mine owns a very successful business BrandFuel.com. He's owned the domain for 22 years, and he's generated many millions of $$$.

as an fyi, i just discovered BrandApollo.com is available to reg, and after reading all about:

Apollo

God of the Sun, light, oracles, knowledge, healing, diseases, music, poetry, songs, dance, archery, herds and flocks, and protection of young.

I may just reg it.....sure beats the hell out of BrandBucket:xf.rolleyes:
 
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I have:

Brand-Loco.com

Branderoos.com
 
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I like brand new, brand land, brand solutions and brand sand that have been mentioned already.

I will add brand science, brand magic and brand monster :xf.grin:.

In terms of before, I like creative brand and authentic brand.

Thanks everyone for thread.

Bob
 
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brandname
brandplanet
branding
 
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What would be your favourite word/s be after the keyword "Brand"?

BRAND new
BRAND me
BRAND space
BRAND pro
BRAND shop

etc etc etc

Thanks
Nick
You already mentioned the best ones, brandshop and brandpro being the best ones imo.
 
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brandx lol
X is a word 😁

Loads of meanings, I like "used in a letter or message to symbolize a kiss."

But generally used as "denoting an unknown or unspecified person or thing" for domains 🙂

Nice one....
 
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brand x dates to old days means generic brand in most cartoons
 
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I have:

Brand-Loco.com

Branderoos.com
Redd.....being from the UK you should have BrandChap.com 'ol Chap:xf.wink:. Last i checked it's available.
 
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X is a word 😁

Loads of meanings, I like "used in a letter or message to symbolize a kiss."

But generally used as "denoting an unknown or unspecified person or thing" for domains 🙂

Nice one....

actually

xoxo

for "hugs and kisses" with the x representing kisses and the o representing hugs.
xD

for "smile"

X just means 10 in Roman numerals or placeholder for "number imo
 
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