Find a .com first. Then check if it's trademarked. Otherwise you will get shut down before you start.
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thank you you for your point, very true!
I'm the worst with names.
But, maybe someone could build an AI tool which will come out for names to companies according to available domains 🙃
Best of luck🙂
This is amazing
Hey,
I totally get your concerns about your brand name. It's common among clients.
The key is to ensure the name resonates with your audience and matches your brand identity.
Many clients, just like you, are in the same boat, seeking fresh branding for new products.
So, here's a golden rule for any business question: Will this name make it easier or harder for your customers to buy? That's the real deal. And don't overthink .com or .io domains – most people won't notice.
Now, visualize your logo in the real world. Can you see future customers loving it?
Does it achieve your goals?
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Thank you for your reply, I will consider your suggestions