Archive for the 'Misspellings' Category
DnJournal.com introduced me to the Domain Name Knowledge Base (DNKB.org). To quote, ‘the goal of the site is to help educate the public about the domain name industry by providing easily accessible [...]
December 25th, 2009 | Posted in Alliteration, Avoid Hyphens, Best Practices, Branding a Product, Choosing a Good Name, Domain Names and/or Sites For Sale, Easy to Remember Names, Forwarding an address, Geo Domain Names, Good Content, Green Domain Names, Internet Advertising, Media Advertising, Misspellings, Names Available to Register, Promoting Your Website, Real Estate Domain Names | No Comments
Fusible.com posted an interesting article about Weather.com and its history. The article is entitled, ‘More Popular than Twitter: Weather.com, a brief history of a Year-round Category-Killer Domain’. It says that the Website is ‘the 25th most popular website in the United States’. Weather.com is indeed one of the domain names that I type in directly [...]
December 21st, 2009 | Posted in Best Practices, Blogging to Promote, Branding a Product, Choosing a Good Name, Easy to Remember Names, Forwarding an address, Misspellings, Twitter, Typos, Websites | No Comments
DomainNameWire.com introduced, DomainTools.com’s Typo Generator in their post, DomainTools Typo Generator Protects Your Brand. Read on…http://domainnamewire.com
May 31st, 2009 | Posted in Choosing a Good Name, Easy to Remember Names, Misspellings, Typos, Your name | No Comments
GoBackpacking.com offers a lot great advice and a bunch of examples to help you think about choosing a ‘winning’ domain name. Check out the blog entry…http://www.gobackpacking.com
May 19th, 2009 | Posted in Alliteration, Avoid Hyphens, Best Practices, Blogging to Promote, Branding a Product, Choosing a Good Name, Easy to Remember Names, Internet Advertising, Marketing to Kids & Teen, Misspellings, Promoting Your Website, Search Engines, What NOT To Do! | No Comments
Lauren created an interesting post for “The Perplexikon”, which “is devoted to the documentation of letter abuse” entitled “Trade name desiderata“. She quotes an essay from 1925 that said,
“Some day [alliterative] names will no longer be thought attractive or
picturesque. They will not be novel enough to catch the eye and
therefore to promote sales…”
The same [...]
December 16th, 2008 | Posted in Alliteration, Avoid Hyphens, Best Practices, Choosing a Good Name, Easy to Remember Names, Misspellings | No Comments