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I am ready to choose a domain name for my website. I will be selling air and water purifiers for the home. I used name mesh using home air and water purifiers and it came back
I’m leaning toward that one because I think it is kind of cool and easier to remember, plus I’m wanting to go with another idea of garden decor later and was thinking of using the pure with that niche ( puregardendecor) thanks for the advice
I agree with Chris. Second name is professional and catchy. The first name could be turned into a tagline.
Company Name: Pure Home Direct
Tagline: Air and Water Purifiers for Your Home
If you ever ran PPC ads, you could use first name as keywords as your ad text too. Check tool stats of course and modify as necessary.
Unless you're handing out business cards and expecting people to type out the link, I don't think the first one is too long.
Ultimately, it's the content that will rank your site, so I don't think it matters much.
The second one comes off as more "professional" IMO. :) It would make a good company name.
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I am ready to choose a domain name for my website. I will be selling air and water purifiers for the home. I used name mesh using home air and water purifiers and it came back
I’m leaning toward that one because I think it is kind of cool and easier to remember, plus I’m wanting to go with another idea of garden decor later and was thinking of using the pure with that niche ( puregardendecor) thanks for the advice
I agree with Chris. Second name is professional and catchy. The first name could be turned into a tagline.
Company Name: Pure Home Direct
Tagline: Air and Water Purifiers for Your Home
If you ever ran PPC ads, you could use first name as keywords as your ad text too. Check tool stats of course and modify as necessary.
Unless you're handing out business cards and expecting people to type out the link, I don't think the first one is too long.
Ultimately, it's the content that will rank your site, so I don't think it matters much.
The second one comes off as more "professional" IMO. :) It would make a good company name.
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i like the second one. Think branding. fewer words the better, too
Thanks, me too