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Find brand names with a free .com

Brainstorm short names around your search terms and keep only the ones whose exact .com is free.

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Read https://isklls.com/s/find-a-free-dot-com and follow it.

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Purpose::

Find brand names whose exact .com is free and clearly tied to what people search for.

Rules::

  • Exact .com of the brand name only
  • Short and rare first; availability is hoped for, not aimed at
  • Start from the target keyword or sprinkle it in (competitor finder becomes cometitor.com)

Inventory::

  • The service and the 3-5 terms people search for it
  • A registrar's bulk availability check

Steps::

  1. 1Write down the service and its search terms
  2. 2Brainstorm 30+ short names from those keywords
  3. 3Check them in bulk; respell taken favourites and check again
  4. 4Rank the free ones on shortness, sound and keyword link
  5. 5Reply with 3 Winners, 7-10 Maybe, then every checked domain with ✅ or ❌

Metrics::

  • Every winner and maybe is a free .com
  • Each winner reminds you of the service at once
  • Winners are names you would really consider
Brand.md

Purpose:: Say in plain words what your product sells and what that makes it.

Steps::

  1. 1. Read the idea
  2. 2. Name the thing the buyer walks away with (a list, a reply, a report, a file)
  3. 3. Name the kind of maker that produces it (a teacher, a cook, a mechanic)
  4. 4. Fill: I sell _, so I am _

Say what you sell in plain words

Name the concrete thing your buyer gets, and what that makes you.

Brand.md

Purpose:: Flip what you sell into what it is a means to, then flip again into a human outcome.

Steps::

  1. 1. Take the output after "I sell"
  2. 2. Ask: why does the buyer want it? Fill: <output> is a means to <goal>
  3. 3. Ask once more: what does that goal unlock for a person?
  4. 4. Fill like the brands: <Verb>ing our <product> is a means to <outcome>

Flip what you sell into what it is a means to

Turn your output into the bigger goal it serves, twice, like the big brands do.

Brand.md

Purpose:: Pick the strongest "to ..." goal from your flips and sharpen it.

Steps::

  1. 1. Read the goal in each flip
  2. 2. Take the biggest, most human one
  3. 3. Cut it to max 8 words that still mean it
  4. 4. Reply with that phrase, ending with a period

Pick the one goal your brand stands for

Choose the strongest "to ..." goal from your flips and cut it to t-shirt size.

Brand.md

Purpose:: Write one clear purpose statement: what it stands for, what it is used for, how it is experienced and its main benefit.

Steps::

  1. 1. Stands for: take your "to ..." goal
  2. 2. Used for: take what you sell
  3. 3. Experienced: how a user feels while using it
  4. 4. Benefit: the one big win for the user

Write a purpose statement

Draft, then finalise one sentence that says what you stand for, what you are used for, how it feels and the big win.