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<blockquote data-quote="jacal1" data-source="post: 2300673" data-attributes="member: 85124"><p>Sorry to be harsh, but brandables are usually a horrible strategy. Everyone thinks that if someone had registered "Goo gle" they could have made a fortune when that company came along. I disagree. If that name had been registered we'd all be searching on Bloogle or Googer or Snoople or something. The only brandables that work are those that have a real word and implied meaning, making them uniquely desired. For example Travelocity, Hotmail, Instagram, and maybe even DNForum.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jacal1, post: 2300673, member: 85124"] Sorry to be harsh, but brandables are usually a horrible strategy. Everyone thinks that if someone had registered "Goo gle" they could have made a fortune when that company came along. I disagree. If that name had been registered we'd all be searching on Bloogle or Googer or Snoople or something. The only brandables that work are those that have a real word and implied meaning, making them uniquely desired. For example Travelocity, Hotmail, Instagram, and maybe even DNForum. [/QUOTE]
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