Which Sounds Better...

[dmblea]

Which sounds better in terms of building a site/brand around a domain name.


a. Seek____.com (i.e. SeekDoctors.com, SeekDomains.com, SeekHotels.com, etc.)

b. ____Seek.com (i.e. DoctorSeek.com, DomainSeek.com, HotelSeek.com, etc.)

Appreciate your input.

 

[simon]

first row of names.

 

[jasdon11]

first row of names.

Agreed

 

[fischermx]

The b) option might sound good if the desired name is taken and asking X,XXX for it.

 

[WeBuyThe.Com]

A

 

[lyndonmaxewell]

You cant go far wrong with option A. That's the most appropriate sounding choice.

 

[mindzero]

I would go with a.

 

[katherine]

A for sure

 

[Argie]

Well, if it's in plural, the option A would be better, but the way i see it, which one sounds better?? hotelsearch or searchhotel, first option right?, i'll go with B, (xxxx)seek.

 

[Dale Hubbard]

Verb first = A

 

[Theo]

I guess InfoSeek.com had it wrong all along.

While "A" is syntactically correct, "B" is more Internet-savvy. It really depends on the words.

 

[RazorNF]

Which sounds better in terms of building a site/brand around a domain name.


a. Seek____.com (i.e. SeekDoctors.com, SeekDomains.com, SeekHotels.com, etc.)

b. ____Seek.com (i.e. DoctorSeek.com, DomainSeek.com, HotelSeek.com, etc.)

Appreciate your input.

a.

Also, SeekA___.com wouldn't be too bad either, ie. SeekADoctor.com, SeekADomain.com, SeekAHotel.com, etc...

 

[droplister]

I would go a, but I would also look for a different word than seek. Like said above seekadoctor.com sounds good. The only time I say seek is when i am "Seeking a _____"