All MLM companies have their names copyrighted and have strict rules about not using any form of their name without written approval. Check the rules of the company you will be working with.

Suggest you use Jaaxy to find a keyword phrase related to the benefits of your product. Then work that phrase into URL. Don't forget .blog is now available and you have a good chance of getting what you want with that extension.

As others have said, steer well clear of using that company's name. If you read their smallprint - they may be so new that they haven't yet got around to it - you will probably find that they don't allow their distributors to use their name.

Anyway, I totally agree with Stadnykgeoff and think you are far better off creating a health site and then mentioning their products and how they can help.

I'd be fairly careful altogether. As soon as people know that you are a direct seller for a specific company, they will immediately doubt your impartiality. A young lady here at WA - can't remember her name - tried doing something similar to what you want to do for Herbalife products but didn't succeed.

The main problem, in my experience, is that Direct Selling companies - regardless of how good their products are - have to charge above average prices for their products in order to pay the commissions to the distributors.

Anyway, good luck. Keep bearing your customers in mind and try to solve their problem.

I wouldn't tie your site directly to this product only, or at least I'd leave a back door. I think that starts with your domain name.

What if something goes wrong with the company?
Unless you have some kind of arrangement, your site doesn't belong to them, it belongs to you. Your going to do a lot of hard work on it. I know we have up to 25 sites here, but why limit the potential of even 1?

Your site will gain followers. They might like the product, but they probably will also like you and your style. That has a different value than the company you want to promote.

I think it's a great idea what you want to do, I just think be safe and don't limit your site in the long run by picking such a domain name, even if you find a viable way to do it. I'd customize the name towards the benefits of their products. Or pick a brandable name with a play on healthy. I.e. Healthyrhabits dot com which by the way is available.

Good question and best of wishes.

It has already been said .. you cannot use Amazon. Also unless there is an agreement re the product you are promoting you will not be able you use that name in a domain name other than to the extent to which it is allow by law in a blog review tile.

Cheers, William.

Nathaniell blogged about using brand names in domains. I think the message is no-no, regardless which brand it is.

You won't find any successful sites using Amazon in their domain names. Reason is that Amazon would shut them down as soon as they heard about them.

Don't use a brand name or trademark in your domain name

Those people who have Amazon in their domain names get sued every day. The only person who can answer whether or not this is permissible (depending on your relationship with this company since you say you are a direct seller) is the company itself. Get it in writing because what you're doing is potentially a trademark violation.