I Need A Divorce (.com)

Can you imagine a more powerful and memorable call-to-action?

As a Yellow Pages opportunity — the original interactive medium in which 800 numbers elicited customers’ “I want” response — a name like this was available only to a select few participating in multi-million-dollar local legal advertising campaigns.

Now it can be yours for an investment of only $999. Which means you can be the one who generates limitless revenue from developing if for resale to attorneys, referral service agencies or even cable companies who can then license TV-generated leads in their respective markets.

Fabulous Wedding (.com)

Are you getting your share of the $70 billion spent every year between April and September to give each bride the Fabulous Wedding of her dreams? If not, here’s the perfect name for staking out your place in the world of weddings.

We see this as a fabulous name for a weddings blog or an event planner showcase for gowns, photographers, florists, themes, venues, entertainers and everything else that goes into making a Fabulous Wedding.

With the global reach and possibilities of this name, we’re not exaggerating when we say it could earn your investment back in a day.

Jimmy Moy (.com)

Who is Jimmy Moy? With your entrepreneurial imagination, he can be the next P.F. Chang — in other words, a well-known person whose name is on a nationwide business even though he doesn’t really exist.

This is a great name for an Asian restaurant, eastern-influenced fashions, exotic cosmetics or even an online delivery or import service. As your brand, Jimmy Moy can be whoever you say he is.

Whos The Real Daddy (.com)

Branded entertainment or blog domain ideal for the next scandal. Offer paternity or DNA tests or sell to THIS GUY. Could even be a game show or mobile application circa second life.

We had a ball with the domain during the Anna Nicole baby daddy days, going from 60 uniques a day to 9000 with the same strategy used by Perez Hilton and Drudge, driving search equity from serving as a portal for everyone ELSE’s news. And now, you can too (but you better act quick while the Edwards matter is still top of mind).

Shamsparency (.com)

Don’t get busted buying shills or engaging in unsavory activity. Just don’t do it, or the forces of shamsparency will catch up with you. It happens all the time, and firms in the CGM monitoring space (like my own) make it easier to uncover the imposters. My recommendation: avoid this term at all costs, and write the WOMMA ethics code on the whiteboard 30 times.

Own The Next Buzzword Bigger Then The Word “Blog”

Imagine being the owner of blog.com? The next word like “blog” may be right here.

ClickZ’s Pete Blackshaw, wrote in December 2007: “New currents beget new buzzwords. In 2008, the “conversation” will certainly march on, but I’ll put myself out on a limb and predict we’ll see more than a little correction and a reality check on our sometimes overly romantic exuberance over Web 2.0.

Next year, we may well find troubleshooting our brands is as big a deal as promoting our brands. In that spirit, I humbly offer my 2008 buzzword and buzz-phrase forecast.”

Inspired, we regged many of those thoughts as domains so we would have them available when the world caught up. Like thinking up the word “blog” years before anyone knew what it was, their loss, and my foresight, can be your gain. Consider:

Friendiligence.com:
This will become very popular in 2008. It involves the extra layer of due diligence on friend requests on Facebook, MySpace, and all the me-too social networks popping up here and there. Friendiligence will also dial up as marketers oversaturate the social networking space with fan sites and more. Is this a real friend offer, or is it spam? Trust me, we’ll all ask harder questions, and some friend lists will start to shrink.

We-bargaining.com:
A close cousin of social mediation, this is a bit more centered on brands and companies seeking peace, appeasement, or a lesser sentence with consumers when they screw up (particularly with viral, WOM, or CGM campaigns). It’s a tough exercise, because it typically pits a brand against the wisdom of the crowds. Richard Edelman did a very good job of we-bargaining after the controversial Wal-Mart blog incident last year. He was open, forthright, contrite, and resolved to fix the issue.. So, too, was the CEO of JetBlue when he posted his apology to YouTube.

Greenlashing.com:
Woe to the marketer who over-claims or over-promises benefits on the green front. The market’s just too transparent. Sites like TreeHugger, now owned by Discovery, are part of mainstream consciousness these days, and smaller green skeptics will vet out a green imposter faster than you can say “carbon neutral.” As the number of do-good green blogs increases, you can expect even more greenlashing about brand missteps in this area. Mya Frazier of Ad Age deserves credit for firing the first big warning shot against marketers’ bows on what she calls “greenwashing.”

Shamsparency.com:
Don’t get busted buying shills or engaging in unsavory activity. Just don’t do it, or the forces of shamsparency will catch up with you. It happens all the time, and firms in the CGM monitoring space (like my own) make it easier to uncover the imposters. My recommendation: avoid this term at all costs, and write the WOMMA ethics code on the whiteboard 30 times.

Credlining.com:
Credlining is when consumers sift the good from the bad, the credible from the discreditable, and publish a scorecard accordingly. When protesters of Facebook’s Beacon feed effort started posting lists of Facebook’s advertising partners, credlining was in play.

View and order these names HERE

Trend Central Station (.com)

Are you the next Faith Popcorn? For new born ideas and directions. Trend Central Station (.com) was based on the popularity and search pull of our trend central links. You can establish a feed page like THIS or THIS…. all you need to to find or be is a developer who can help.

Harry Goes Wild (.com)

Branded entertainment dotCOM gem, ideal for movies or webisodes. Would befit one of the MTV Real World alumni looking for their extended 15 minutes of fame and fortune**.

Who is Harry? With your entrepreneurial imagination, he can be the next J. Peterman — in other words, a well-known person whose name is on a nationwide business even though he doesn’t really exist.

As your brand, Harry can be whoever you say he is.

Scenic Road (.com)

Picture this:

Like Extreme Home Makeover. A car company takes to the road to surprise a needy family with a new car. The site showcases the trip (Bay Area Backroads but seizes the opportunity to promote and sell the car and everything en route, GLOBALLY).

Advertising in reverse. GM takes the concept and sells it to Fox as the only sponsor. Could even be a game show in the form of a road rally with contestants searching for buried treasure and prizes as a way to showcase destinations and attractions.

Can be easily loaded with relevant video content from TurnHERE.

Grandma Got Coupons (.com)

The sluggish economy calls for a new mobile coupon service to help seniors save money. They’ve got cell phones — even iPhones. What they need is a way to quickly get the coupons they want.
GrandmaGotCoupons.com can be it. Compare this to UnadvertisedCoupons.com, with a twist.

If you don’t believe the booming senior market is red hot, then you need to come here to Florida and watch my parents and other seniors fight over position in line for the cut-off at the 4:30 early-bird supper! And if they didn’t have a reason to buy an iPhones before, they do now: New figures from analyst firm Juniper Research estimate that almost 3 billion mobile coupons will be issued to mobile users by 2011, with just under $7 billion of discounts redeemed.

At GrandmaGotCoupons.com, under YOUR management, online shoppers could benefit from hundreds of free shipping offers, dollar or percentage off deals, and more from nationwide retailers and big box stores and in any product category.

With automatic coupon distribution, deals can always be current, work flawlessly, and provide great value. You could run the site without registration or advertising, so users can shop and save from the stores they care about without distraction.

This memorable, brandable dotCOM domain also holds high mobile app, widget and branded-entertainment potential.

photo: Jangro.com via feedfront.com– Get set up with your new coupon business at the next Affiliate Summit .

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