Could you help me to choose the name for a new site about travelling?

9 years ago

All the names you mentioned are either too long, not brand-friendly, or easy to misspell or hard to remember.

I suggest you go to derelictdomains (not my site and it is absolutely free) and find ABANDONED domains that fit your niche

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sau1ius

9 years ago

Originally Posted by icoachu

All the names you mentioned are either too long, not brand-friendly, or easy to misspell or hard to remember.

I suggest you go to derelictdomains (not my site and it is absolutely free) and find ABANDONED domains that fit your niche

This way you BENEFIT from someone else's homework

Hey,

Thanks for your suggestion! I'll definitely take a look.

Thanks

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EPoltrack77 9 years ago

You can use a site like Google keyword planner to research the demand of a particular keyword. You really would like a keyword with demand in your domain name somewhere.
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- amorphous 9 years ago
  
  Hi sau1ius,
  
  I disagree with the first response in the sense that I think some of your names are easy to remember and brandable.
  
  Adventure in me, for example. A good name should directly appeal to your target market, and I think this name does exactly that.
  
  It is also fairly easy to remember. Consider someone trying to tell someone the website you were on the other day.. and the name was Experist. It should roll off their tongue and come easily.
  
  Don't let them forget it just because you were trying to be fancy.
  
  Most of the names still alive today are simple, yet powerful names. Especially the ones that "bounce around" in your head a few times after saying it. "Coca cola" for example.
  
  Try saying some of the names on your list, and they land flat on their face the second after saying them in your head.
  
  But at the end of the day, it comes down to targeting your audience and being easy to remember. So if your site is about "adventure in me", that should be the theme that you are catering to.
  
  Hope that helps and good luck.
  
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chaotic squid

9 years ago

The travel niche is pretty saturated, you need to find a name that's catchy, unique, easy to spell, and memorable. I would actually avoid anything with the words: travel, adventure, explore, since their kinda generic.

Some of the blogs that I've always enjoyed about traveling are:

The Art of Non-Conformity
Location 180
Nomadic Matt
Thrilling Heroics
Never Ending Voyage
Almost Fearless
A little Adrift
Boots N All

You get the idea...