| Since every website needs a name, Dr.
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| | "all the web" are not unrelated or
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| Steve Baba has written a free ebook that
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| | arbitrary. Other search engines can also
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| will help you obtain a brandable,
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| | claim to be fast, speedy, quick, the
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| memorable domain name at a reasonable
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| | entire web, or something similar.The key
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| cost, which will contribute to your brand
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| | to having the most trademark protection
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| equity and profits. The ebook,
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| | is to choose an unrelated, arbitrary
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| downloadable from Seemly.com, explains
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| | word. Descriptive words, such as fast,
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| how to select and buy an elite domain
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| | are unlikely to earn much trademark
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| name. You will be able to obtain a better
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| | protection. Instead of fast, it may be
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| name than your competitors have.There are
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| | possible to use a suggestive name such as
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| at least 10,000 words in a dictionary
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| | jet, rocket, or race.With 10,000 good,
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| that would make great domain names plus
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| | short, easy-to-spell dictionary words, it
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| at least 10,000 proper names and 10,000
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| | is always possible to find one for a few
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| great short coined-words. With a supply
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| | thousand dollars. Shorter four or five
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| of 30,000 great names and millions of
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| | character dictionary words are more
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| good names, obtaining a good name is
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| | expensive. Three character dictionary
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| easy.There is no need to pay more than a
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| | words are extremely expensive.Coined or
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| few thousand dollars for a great one-word
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| | fanciful words are words such as Exxon or
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| domain name, and many good domain names
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| | Kodak that had no prior use. In theory,
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| are available for free. This book
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| | coined words are the best from a
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| provides you with the information needed
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| | trademark-legal point of view, since no
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| to beat domain name speculators at their
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| | one has used the word before. Ideally, a
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| games.Both naming methodology to identify
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| | coined word is totally new and unrelated
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| great domain names and negotiating
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| | to any other word.But, memorability
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| purchasing methods to obtain great domain
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| | requires a short name, which has led to a
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| names at low prices are covered. After a
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| | number of similar coined names such as
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| couple of introductory sections, the book
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| | Duron, Enron, and Micron, which
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| starts with domain naming goals or the
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| | diminishes the legal advantage, since
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| criteria for choosing a great domain
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| | confusion is possible. LexIs sued
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| name: image, memorability,
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| | LexUs.While the legal protection is not
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| trademark-legal, and price. Then quality
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| | perfect, the legal protection is
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| domain naming strategies are discussed.
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| | considered the strongest of any category.
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| Inferior domain naming styles, which you
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| | But from a marketing point of view since
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| want to avoid, are then discussed.The
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| | no one has used the word, coined words
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| second half of this book explains how to
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| | may be as difficult to remember as
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| buy a great domain name. Auctions,
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| | nonsense syllables.With a supply of
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| expired domains, speculators, and other
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| | thousands if not tens of thousands of
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| sources are discussed. Finally, many
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| | short, coined words, it is always
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| other topics are expanded on.Steve Baba
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| | possible to find one for a few thousand
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| has a Ph.D. in Economics and ebusiness
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| | dollars or less - often free.Because of
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| experience. The ebook on domain names is
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| | the lack of trademark protection for
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| available at for free. No registration
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| | generic names, the lack of
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| is required. The ebook is a PDF file of
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| | distinctiveness, and the cost of many
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| approximately 250K. The free ebook is
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| | generic domain names, many businesses
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| advertising supported. The following
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| | have used a "generic plus" or "modified
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| paragraphs are book excerpts. Generic
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| | generic" naming strategy.A prefix, suffix
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| names, arbitrary dictionary words, coined
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| | or second word can be added to the
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| or made-up words, modified generic names
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| | generic name. Examples of this are
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| (generic plus) and unrelated two-word
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| | Carmax, CarMart, eCars, CarDepot, CarOne
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| names are quality domain naming
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| | and CarLand.This works if the generic
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| strategies. But, each quality strategy
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| | word, such as car, is short. Longer
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| has strengths and weaknesses. There is
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| | generic names, such as
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| no such thing as a perfect name.Generic
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| | CarpetCleaningMax.com, can be too long.
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| names are highly controversial and
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| | But many of the longer generic words have
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| expensive. Examples of generic names are
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| | common abbreviations. For example,
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| Hotels.com, and The generic name
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| | computer is often abbreviated "comp" as
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| strategy was always controversial and
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| | in CompUSA. Software is often shortened
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| peaked during the dotcom bubble.The
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| | to "soft" or "ware" in names. Tech is a
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| generic naming strategy is virtually
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| | common abbreviation for technology,
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| never used offline, but a very few small
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| | overused in names.These names range from
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| stores do business under generic names
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| | virtually generic, eCars.cars, to nearly
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| such as the "Mattress Store" in
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| | coined, QuanCars.com, with descriptive,
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| Annapolis, Maryland. Offline, anyone can
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| | suggestive and arbitrary second-words
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| use the same generic name and open a
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| | in-between. Since the generic word
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| store name "Mattress Store." Online,
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| | lacks any trademark protection, the
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| ownership of the domain name can only
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| | trademark strength depends on the
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| prevent competitors from using the same
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| | trademark strength of the "plus" part of
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| exact domain name.Since, generic names
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| | the name.The generic plus strategy is
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| cannot be trademarked, competitors can
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| | often an attempt to have the benefits
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| use Hotels.NET, Rooms.com,
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| | from both a generic and a distinctive
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| Hotelrooms.com, Motels.com, (singular),
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| | name, but may have the problems of both
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| Hotels.us, and so on. Often, there are a
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| | if one is not careful. At worst, it
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| half dozen simple generic names for each
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| | could infringe on someone's trademark
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| industry not to mention generic names
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| | based on the second word such as CarsRus
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| with a prefix (e, i) or suffix such as
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| | or CarBay. The generic part of the word
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| Since competitors can use similar generic
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| | is usually trademark safe.Another
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| names, developing a distinct, memorable
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| | strategy is to use two unrelated words in
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| brand is difficult. Memorability or the
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| | a name. Examples of two unrelated words
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| need to spend less on advertising is
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| | are and The two unrelated words
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| often an argument for high domain name
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| | strategy differs from the generic-plus
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| prices - but this argument is only half
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| | strategy in that neither word is related
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| true. At the same time, with only a few
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| | to the generic product. Technically red
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| first-rate generic names in each
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| | is related to envelope by being an
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| industry, the generic domain names may be
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| | adjective, but neither word is closely
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| unavailable or overpriced, and are rarely
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| | related to the product or service being
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| bargain-priced. A generic name also
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| | sold.The main advantage to this method,
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| hampers brand extension beyond the
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| | two unrelated words, is that it's cheap
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| generic category - selling plane
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| | and often free. With 30,000 single
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| tickets?Another quality strategy is
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| | words, there are 900 million combinations
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| unrelated, arbitrary dictionary words.
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| | of two single words (30,000 x 30,000).The
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| Examples of unrelated dictionary word
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| | main disadvantage is that two unrelated
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| names include Yahoo.com, Google.com,
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| | words are twice as difficult to remember
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| Target and Staples. Both the words yahoo
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| | as one. Two words that are commonly
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| and google are in the Oxford dictionary,
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| | related to each other such as "happy
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| but were rarely used prior to becoming
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| | birthday" or "hot wire" are easier to
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| famous brands.Compared to generic names,
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| | remember, but rare and may be as
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| it was not immediately obvious what
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| | expensive as single words.From a
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| business Amazon, Yahoo or Google was in.
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| | trademark viewpoint, it could be twice as
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| On the other hand, Yahoo can legally
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| | risky. It could infringe on someone's
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| prevent competitors from using similar
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| | trademark based on either the first or
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| names such as FreeHoo via trademark would
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| | second word. If you are selling
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| be the generic name for Google. "Fast"
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| | computers, either Red Computers or Dog
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| and "All The Web" are used as trademarks
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| | Computers could consider trademark action
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| by another search engine. But "fast" and
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| | against you.
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