Comments on: The Problems of Finding a New Brand Name http://www.marketingfit.com/the-problems-of-finding-a-new-brand-name/ Social media tips with an active living twist. Thu, 08 Jan 2009 21:17:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Adria Richards, But You're A Girl.com http://www.marketingfit.com/the-problems-of-finding-a-new-brand-name/#comment-833 Adria Richards, But You're A Girl.com Sat, 13 Sep 2008 06:35:08 +0000 http://www.leesabarnes.com/the-problems-of-finding-a-new-brand-name/#comment-833 I like using http://www.bustaname.com/ to find unique domain name combinations. It will add on popular prefix and suffix choices like my or ly, drop the last vowel and you can group words so they don't combine with each other ie fun/silly, dog/cat, tricks, games, training. I like using http://www.bustaname.com/ to find unique domain name combinations. It will add on popular prefix and suffix choices like my or ly, drop the last vowel and you can group words so they don’t combine with each other ie fun/silly, dog/cat, tricks, games, training.

]]> By: Donna Maria http://www.marketingfit.com/the-problems-of-finding-a-new-brand-name/#comment-834 Donna Maria Fri, 29 Aug 2008 04:08:51 +0000 http://www.leesabarnes.com/the-problems-of-finding-a-new-brand-name/#comment-834 http://www.visualthesaurus.com rocks. http://www.visualthesaurus.com rocks.

]]> By: Tracy Douglas http://www.marketingfit.com/the-problems-of-finding-a-new-brand-name/#comment-832 Tracy Douglas Tue, 05 Aug 2008 18:35:48 +0000 http://www.leesabarnes.com/the-problems-of-finding-a-new-brand-name/#comment-832 Hi Leesa! I've got a couple of suggestions, but perhaps they're a little more less tech-savvy than what you were looking for... 1. Why not have a name party? Get a whole group of your friends together and just spend the whole time brainstorming. I've actually done this with friends and come up with some great material. And it's a whole lot of fun, to boot! 2. Perhaps put it out to your community here. I remember Peter Bowerman doing this for one of his info products. He got an enthusiastic response from what I remember AND the title for his book! Maybe the winner could get to avail themselves of the fruits of your new venture? I LOVE naming things, so I know I'd participate! : ) Wishing you success on this. Tracy Hi Leesa!

I’ve got a couple of suggestions, but perhaps they’re a little more less tech-savvy than what you were looking for…

1. Why not have a name party? Get a whole group of your friends together and just spend the whole time brainstorming. I’ve actually done this with friends and come up with some great material. And it’s a whole lot of fun, to boot!

2. Perhaps put it out to your community here. I remember Peter Bowerman doing this for one of his info products. He got an enthusiastic response from what I remember AND the title for his book! Maybe the winner could get to avail themselves of the fruits of your new venture? I LOVE naming things, so I know I’d participate! : )

Wishing you success on this.

Tracy

]]> By: Leesa Barnes http://www.marketingfit.com/the-problems-of-finding-a-new-brand-name/#comment-831 Leesa Barnes Mon, 04 Aug 2008 23:01:09 +0000 http://www.leesabarnes.com/the-problems-of-finding-a-new-brand-name/#comment-831 Love that link, Natasha. Thanks for sharing. It's so cool. Love that link, Natasha. Thanks for sharing. It’s so cool.

]]> By: Natasha Vincent http://www.marketingfit.com/the-problems-of-finding-a-new-brand-name/#comment-830 Natasha Vincent Sun, 03 Aug 2008 20:02:53 +0000 http://www.leesabarnes.com/the-problems-of-finding-a-new-brand-name/#comment-830 Oh how I love this Google Feed Reader thing! With e-mail on the fritz, it's still possible to keep up to date and in the loop. But shucks, it's to hear that you're going loopy over domain names (wink). How about the Flickr Related Tag Browser? http://www.airtightinteractive.com/projects/related_tag_browser/app/ As you may know, Flickr members are encouraged to "tag" their photos to make them easier to search. The words they come up with for people, places and things will give you some new ideas...especially if your transition continues to be in the social media realm. A social media tool can fit the bill! Just plug in a word and click the "Go >" button. Move your mouse just to the right of the square picture box that results and you'll see a circle of keyword ideas for your domain name. Oh how I love this Google Feed Reader thing! With e-mail on the fritz, it’s still possible to keep up to date and in the loop.

But shucks, it’s to hear that you’re going loopy over domain names (wink).

How about the Flickr Related Tag Browser?

http://www.airtightinteractive.com/projects/related_tag_browser/app/

As you may know, Flickr members are encouraged to “tag” their photos to make them easier to search. The words they
come up with for people, places and things will give you some new ideas…especially if your transition continues to be in the social media realm. A social media tool can fit the bill!

Just plug in a word and click the “Go >” button. Move your mouse just to the right of the square picture box that
results and you’ll see a circle of keyword ideas for your domain name.

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