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Any generic name is NOT search friendly and NOT trademark friendly. Think of a distinctive name for your app before it's too late. For search optimization purp
by HelloNurse 4y ago
Any generic name is NOT search friendly and NOT trademark friendly. Think of a distinctive name for your app before it's too late.
For search optimization purposes, nothing forbids you from writing about your "X daily diary app", "formerly called Y", and so on.
Reading "memoiri" and "dialy" suggests that you have spelling difficulties that, for the purpose of naming and SEO, might cause serious problems directly and suggest careless writing.
- momoelz 4y agohello thanks for your comment, That sounds kinda harsh, so you suggest sticking with what I have? memoiri is actually "cutefied" word of memoir.
- HelloNurse 4y ago"Memoiri" looks like a random misspelling of "Memoir", and that's why I failed to find your app on Google the first time I tried. Both on Google and Bing, a search for "Memoiri" leads to you, but the first page of results for "diary app" doesn't: you seem to need better promotion much more than a better name.
- momoelz 4y agoDo you have a suggestion on how i can a achieve that, low budget?