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Pretend you are in a rock band or own an ad agency that pretends it's a rock band. Give yourself a non-sequitur of a name that doesn't attempt to communicate yo
by dbreunig 18y ago
Pretend you are in a rock band or own an ad agency that pretends it's a rock band. Give yourself a non-sequitur of a name that doesn't attempt to communicate your already in-definable style.
If you're stumped, take an adjective and a noun that don't go together; combine. Strawberry Frog. Velvet Underground. Zeus Jones. Led Zeppelin. Rick James. Got the hang of it?
Now check to see if your name has a .com yet? It does? Eliminate all vowels and check again. Still stuck? Put a few of them back in. Got it? Good.
(If you STILL can't get a dot come with no vowels, consider making your app a mobile one and get the oft-ignored .mobi address. People will make fun, but stick to your guns. You're an innovator.)
Let's walk through a demo, just to make sure we're all on the same page:
1. Adjective: Tasty, Noun: Shirt.
2. TastyShirt.com? No. TstyShrt.com No. TastyShrt.com Yes.
3. Profit.
- dkokelley 18y agoDon't forget, you can always take a word and add an r to the end. Flickr, coordinatr, tshirtmonstr, Ycombinatr... Actually, don't. It's a fad and it should be over soon. For me, the biggest issue was making sure I had a .com to go with it. Go to instantdomainsearch.com and just start typing as things come to your mind. There are other sites that automatically mash words together and check their availability, so search for these generators. There are a few generators already posted here, so be sure to check them out.