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Health vs Healthy Domain Names
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Really depends on the keyword that follows.
Where HealthFood and HealthyFood would seem a pretty close pair, something like HealthSource and HealthySource would seem to lean toward Health and HealthLifestyle and HealthyLifestyle really swings toward Healthy. You aren't going to be able to put some formula to it.
You have to go with what sounds right/better
Where HealthFood and HealthyFood would seem a pretty close pair, something like HealthSource and HealthySource would seem to lean toward Health and HealthLifestyle and HealthyLifestyle really swings toward Healthy. You aren't going to be able to put some formula to it.
You have to go with what sounds right/better
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One is a noun/noun, one is an adjective/noun. HealthFood.com is a much stronger product domain, HealthyFood.com is more of a brandable. Both strong but the Noun/Noun version is much better name in my opinion.
I agree that HealthFood.com is a much better domain all factors considered, and a more serious one too. HealthyFood.com is somewhat obvious and may not work as well for some purposes but he's also right (chipmeade) that it's a bit more on the brandable side. Both are so broad and so generic (health and healthy) that the other word(s) in the domain you eventually go with will be the decisive part
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"health food" may require some factual or relative information to support the claim, that this product has a "health" benefit.
as opposed to "healthy food" which is more ambiguous
though for the latter, and only if I could have one, or the other... i'd prefer the plural - healthyfoods over healthfoods
but to your specific example, i'd take healthfood
imo....
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This thread is very interesting because I asked myself the same question when deciding to purchase healthcuisine.com.
I do agree that 'health food' is great but 'healthy food' is also a very strong expression because 'healthy living' is a more commonly used expression than 'health living' and health is always linked to food.
I do agree that 'health food' is great but 'healthy food' is also a very strong expression because 'healthy living' is a more commonly used expression than 'health living' and health is always linked to food.
JDN, in your case it's an easy one, HealthCuisine.com is wayyy better than HealthyCuisine.com (that sounds a bit odd in fact...) As to plural or singular in your case the plural would just not work (HealthCuisines.com or HealthyCuisines.com .... hmmm ... the singular is a bit better but neither one makes the cut imo) In fact I'm surprised a domain like HealthCuisine.com would even be for sale and/or isn't TMd.... if you get to buy it for a good price and it's clear that would be a smart buy indeed ! I wonder how much they're askin...
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I already own HealthCuisine.com
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