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1) Thanks, I will definitely read this. I didn't mentioned but I also tried Wordoid and some other similar services. My problem with these is that I need a word
by vsakos 12y ago
1) Thanks, I will definitely read this. I didn't mentioned but I also tried Wordoid and some other similar services. My problem with these is that I need a word as the starting point, but I can't find one for which wordoid can generate words that sounds good and is easy to pronounce (the generated word is either crap or the com domain is not available).
2) I tried jamming words, but nothing...
I even tried finding keywords for this on BetaLis and YCList.
- jere 12y agoI know what you're saying with Wordroid. You'd find a good one eventually, but it's incredibly time consuming. As for as second technique, my point was you don't need to use related keywords. Use extremely common words. Animals, plants, foods, colors. Maybe jam a number onto one. Here's a tool to do this. http://watchout4snakes.com/wo4snakes/Random/RandomPhrase http://watchout4snakes.com/wo4snakes/Random/RandomPhrase Generate an Adjective-Noun or Noun-Noun. Here are some examples I ran across: Fourth Asylum Coding Helium Young Uproar Tedious Headline Hungry Virus Not saying any of these are great, but this is the kind of name I'm talking about. These might sound ridiculous to you, but if you actually look at tech names, they're often meaningless or incomprehensible. When someone searches for one of these ridiculous names on google and finds only you, that's when the name shines.