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I feel the same way. I think that "CelebrityOutfits" as a domain would suit the content of your site a bit better. Because when you say "FamousOutfits" It makes
by gnarbarian 12y ago
I feel the same way. I think that "CelebrityOutfits" as a domain would suit the content of your site a bit better. Because when you say "FamousOutfits" It makes it sound like the outfit is famous not the person wearing it. "Oufits Of the Famous" would work too I suppose but it's not as catchy. "FamousX" will probably remind a lot of people of "Famous Footwear" which you may or may not want to be associated with.
I was expecting memorable/recognizable outfits instead of "clothes that famous people wear".
For example:
Pinstripe Suit with hat = Mobster
Red plaid shirt suspenders Jeans and boots = lumberjack
Khaki shirt and shorts = Crocodile hunter
studded leather jacket + jeans/camo fatigues = Punk rocker
matching tracksuit shoes and hat = Slavic youth
Good news is the domain is probably the easiest part to change!
- coldpie 12y agoOn the other hand, that's a whole lot of extrapolation from the domain that could be cleared up simply by visiting the website. There was a discussion here recently about not spending too much time thinking about your product's name. I don't think it's worth setting up a new domain.
- jadlimcaco 12y agoThanks for chiming in. We think the name is simple and memorable. We were shocked the domain name was available.
- jadlimcaco 12y agoThanks for the feedback. We choose this particular domain because of availability, but we are also currently building out another aspect of the site that will tie into the "famousoutfits" name better than "celebrity".