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    Lightbulb Need some branding advice

    I just purchased a domain that I am now having second thoughts about. I was looking for a cool short domain for selling vintage apparel, customized dudds, accesories, etc.

    I purchased WORER.com

    The "wore" part is cool. But I do not know about the "r". Maybe I am overthinking it. But it just looks like a typo for say "warrior" or something.

    If you have any opinions I would love to know what you think. Suggestions are very much appreciated. I do not own any good short domains anymore, like I used to, and I do not want to pay a arm and a leg for an ideal solution.

    If you have a short domain that is brandable for this sort of thing. I mean anything cool even "VENTI" would work, (not trying to make a coffee joke). Well, my point is I will be willing to trade you a group of good domains for a short one.

    But most importantly I am just seeking opinions. A longer domain would not nec. fit on say a clothing label very well.

    Cheers...

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    If I am honest. I don't like this one.

    - I don't think it's brandable, ie... what is a worer?
    - I don't think it says vintage apparel, I'm not sure what it says?
    - The spoken version too would be confusing, saying yahoo or google sort of flows, worer does not.
    - spelling confusion, if you tell someone about it verbally will they go to woror.com or worer.com.

    I think you would better off to think of a new name or perhaps seek one from your peers here. It's possible someone has something that fits your budget and niche?

    Asking questions is a good trait of a successfu person. Step one complete!

    Best of luck!

    Paul

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    At first glance, I thought it was whore but sounds like horror.

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    I agree with the previous posts.

    Here are some hand-reg options.
    These domains are available right now from any registrar:

    ECOVINT

    ecovint.com
    It combines eco and vintage
    (ecology, because reusing clothing is ecologically friendly)
    It's pronounceable, short and available for hand-reg as of 10:40pm PST tonight.

    EXVINTAGE
    Exvintage.com
    Remade clothing. Available for hand-reg.

    VINTAGY
    Vintagy.com
    Available for hand-reg

    - Marketing Guru

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    I think an obstacle would be the spelling for people when they hear it.
    worer or warer,

    I would stick to something that "pops". Marketing Gurus suggestions were nice, I especially like ExVintage and personally am surprised it is even available..

    BOTTOM LINE: If it is a venture that you are tackling you HAVE to believe in the name, our advice is only advice.

    It appears WoreVintage.com is available too which would incorporate your word... Also dont forget a longer name doesnt mean the brand has to be long, a name like WoreVintage could be marketed just using WV, just like American Eagle uses AE,

    Best of Luck..

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