closed How Brandable is this?

[Sarcle]

(logiton.com) Log It On. I also bought the typo. (logition.com)

I was thinking of a computer security company, password protection, ssl, or a site like that, maybe even a blog site. End user in mind obviously. I know, I know it's three words, but they are short and are rememberable. It recieves around 30-35 type-ins a month. The typo around 6. with no advertising. I have it under the keyword "password protection" and get about 10 click throughs, alternate keywords would be appreciated. Just tell me what you think thanks.

 

[Sarcle]

No one want's to take a stab at this one? I can take it if you tell me it's a horrible idea. Thanks. But the traffic from an undeveloped recently acquired name doesn't lie.

 

[Sarcle]

So again....last time....is there any value or anything to this domain? I would like to hear....whether good or bad.....I have seen names like xldkke.com get a response. Tell me what you think. Thank you.

 

[GT Web]

it is brandable I think...

Logition - techy sounding and easy to remember, very nice name for development in my opinion

 

[GiantDomains]

Made up brandable names, not really worth anything until you "brand" them (develop a site or product, etc).

 

[namestrands]

It has potential. but would need to be developed.. and then brand marketed.. as it stands.. from a resellers point of view $500

I would target it at Biometrics industry, then its possible, to really make some money.. however dont try to typecast it into an unrelated industry.

 

[Fadez]

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[GT Web]

Logition? seems pretty easy to me

 

[Sarcle]

Not Brandable

Miss Typing

Miss typing to what? There is no other way.


Thanks for everyone to responding.....I appreciate your input.......

 

[Fadez]

I change my mind it's pretty brandable name (log it on) for Secuirity company, good luck

Forget my previous opinion, may be the reason was the headache

 

[ParkQuick.com]

Easy to type the typo, though - as evidenced below. I'm not sure whether the name or the typo is better. That couldn't be good for a brand, could it?

it is brandable I think...

Logition - techy sounding and easy to remember, very nice name for development in my opinion