Innovation. Such a powerful concept in today’s economy. The ability to create something new is at the heart of nearly every success story you read, whether it’s seeing something in a new way, envisioning and developing a new tech solution, or engineering and building a tangible and useful product.
Take the Pain out of Naming: 4 Brandable Domain Name Marketplaces
There are two types of people starting businesses: one of them knows exactly the type of business they want to start and what it should be called. In fact, they’ve already come up with something catchy and bought the domain five years ago. The other type knows they want to start a business, and they have a general idea of the problem they want to solve, but they have no idea what to call it. If you’re the latter, you’re are going to find this article useful and actionable.
How to buy a domain name that’s owned by someone else
It’s a frustrating experience when you come up with a great name for your new venture only to discover the matching .com domain name is not available to register. Don’t abandon hope yet. Just because someone else apparently owns a domain you really want doesn’t mean you can’t eventually get the domain. Here’s an overview of some of the options you have to make your domain name dream come true.
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3 Popular Websites to Buy a Domain Name
A couple months ago, you recognized a problem and since, the idea has been lingering in your mind. In your spare time, you slowly start researching to see if a solution already exists. If one does, you skim their site, maybe watch their how it works video and before leaving the site, you visit their about us page to learn how the company came to be about. Then before you know it, after a couple more clicks, you are creeping on their social media handles to get a gage on their influence.
4 Platforms to Crowdsource a Company Name
For too long, I’ve been thinking about testing the creative engines behind four crowdsourcing naming platforms, but have continuously backed down because I was having a hard time spending over $1,000 on a brand name for a fictitious company.