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“AFISSO” It’s Short + It’s Memorable + It’s “Dot Com”.. Non-dictionary word (as at date/time of this post). Selling via 3rd party – dan.com.    

“ALKALMI” It’s Hungarian. It translates roughly to “Casual”,  “Occasional”, “Ad Hoc”, “Topical”. Search results suggest it’s usually associated with clothing. But that should not constrain its use in other niches. It’s short.   It’s memorable.  It’s “dot com”. It could be yours. Selling via 3rd party – dan.com

“ARTSMO” It’s Short + It’s Memorable + It’s “Dot Com”. Art? The arts?  Almost anything artistic? Selling via 3rd party – dan.com    

“BITAGI” It’s Short + It’s Memorable + It’s “Dot Com”. Conventional wisdom has it that page 1 of search engine results is a good thing. Search results (at date/time of this post) were dominated by Vietnamese “comic book” style illustrated media. Good search engine optimisation opportunities for English / Western alphabet “name” / characters? Selling […]

“FLIPPERFLIPPER” Domain flipping? Recommend researching this domain name to ascertain its potential (and if you consider it is being offered for a fair price). Selling via 3rd party – dan.com    

“JALHO” It’s Short + It’s “Dot Com”. It’s an acronym – Just A Little Help Online Offering help via the web?  Tutoring?  “How To”? Selling via 3rd party – dan.com    

“KAWDI” It’s Short + It’s “Dot Com”. Great potential. (i) Kawdi =  Cowrie Shell. (ii) Kawdi = English version of कावडी – the place in Maharashtra, India. Selling via 3rd party – dan.com    

“ISELLSIGNS” It’s Short + It’s Descriptive + It’s “Dot Com”. Short and to the point. Selling via 3rd party – dan.com    

“LISTZA” Short + Memorable + “dot com” List(s) in reverse alphabetical order (pattern interrupt = memorable)? Online translation indicates it’s Catalan for “list”. .za = country top level domain suffix for South Africa. Selling via 3rd party – dan.com

“OPNER” It’s Short + It’s Memorable + It’s “Dot Com”. Think – “can“, “bottle“, “jar“, “tin“….. or “garage door“,  “conversation“,  “debate“, “festival“….. and so the list goes on. Selling via 3rd party – dan.com    

“PETTORINA” (i) Italian for “bib” – so potential for the name of a restaurant, a chain of food outlets, or other food-related venture (your “brand”?); (ii) Bib – as in harness – usually associated with dogs – retail/wholesale/niche opportunity waiting for you?   Selling via 3rd party – dan.com    

A promotional video (~35 seconds) for the domain. SAROSKI.COM : DOMAIN NAME IS FOR SALE “SAROSKI” – a domain name with great potential.  It’s “dot com”. Other than being the Bulgarian word for “sarees” it does not appear (as at date/time of this post) to be a dictionary word. So a great opportunity for a […]

“SNAZZYWEB” There’s finite number of ways of naming a service that provides web services. One key ingredient is the word “web”. “Snazzy” might be a bit old fashioned – but it has stood test of time and still evokes “stylish” , “fashionable”. Perhaps it would be fit-for-purpose for you (or somebody you know)? Offering the […]

“SMTPMAILSERVICE” Simple Mail Transfer Protocol Mail Service. Not much one can say about it. However……online assertions (at date/time of this post) of (i) 170 unique searches per month and (ii) advertisers paying up to $11 per click. Of course – you (or someone you know) may be wanting to run such a service? Being offered […]

“TRIVANDO” has a lot going for it.  Three key features:- It comprises three, easy-to-say words. It is a non-dictionary word.   That is to say it does not appear as a noun, verb, adjective or other word in the English language. Online translation checks (at the date/time of this post) also indicate it is not a […]