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What are the "Best" types of names to have right now??

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I think this would be a very good discussion to get going. A lot of our emphasis is placed on the TLD, which is understandable, but what about the "stuff" that is in between? Now most could figure out that Sex, Drugs and Poker names are where it's at, but are there any other markets that we are overlooking? I found it fascinating that so many would be interested in "Office Automation" type products/software. I saw that "FlowCharts.info" was available and did a little research. There is quite a niche market there. I didn't take the name, btw because I am going after different markets, but it did make me think, that there are some names that are "diamonds in the rough" ----which is truly what we should all be looking for...

Your thoughts? Should we just stick with Sex, drugs, and poker names??? Are there any "potent" combo's that seem to "work"??
 
I would think that "news" related names would do well. It seems as though nearly everyone with a web site is scrambling for news headlines to put up on their index pages to fill the voids, and to give added substance to their sites.

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"The best types of names to have right now" appear to be developed ones with revenue generating, compelling content.

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