Diva Tube (.com)

Great talent competition show name just in time for the online video revolution. With tagline “your chance in the spotlight” DivaTube.com is ideal for talent scouting or to open your own Blues Club online. Compare what can be achieved to <a href=”http://americanidol.com”>American Idol</a>, <a href=”http://www.nbc.com/Americas_Got_Talent/”>America’s Got Talent</a>, or <a href=”http://www.cbs.com/primetime/star_search/”>Star Search</a>. But while those names are GONE forever, OURS… are available. <a href=”http://www.grandnames.com/view-and-order-names/?showdomain=divatube.com”>Buy it now</a>

Sounds Funny To Me (.com)

Great name for television comedy series or novel. Compare to Last Comic Standing, Barry Diller’s 236.com, or George Carlin’s comedy portal laugh.com (which was built on a simple Yahoo Stores template).
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Go To My Movie (.com)

With the death of the DVD, and movies going “direct to domain” here’s the ideal keyword string to invite THEM to YOUR show. Just $500. BUY

Miracle on The Hudson Blog (.COM)

A US Airways jetliner with 150 passengers and 5 crew members plunged into the icy Hudson River on Thursday afternoon less than five minutes after taking off from LaGuardia Airport. Capt. C.B. Sully Sullenberger and crew performed heroic actions to bring all 150 people to safety. Fans set up a Facebook page but the Captain himself was quick to admit that he is not a Facebook user. So for all the other Facebook users who want to pay tribute and to share safety tips and ideas so you’ll be prepared for any and all emergencies, there is Miracle On The Hudson Blog (.com). Or be prepared for a movie on the subject with this title.

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Book A Singer (.com)

Ideal name for the entertainment market. Either for an individual singer, or for an agency. BookASinger.com is a business that’s ready to go. Weddings, Birthdays, Corporate Events – you name it, bookasinger does it. BUY 

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.

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.

Passage Masters (.com)

Prime brandable dotCOM branded luxury travel “indulgent vacation” DOMAIN NAME.

Passage to India anyone? The rich get richer and like to see the world in style. Just ask domain gazillionaire Rick Latona.

Here’s the ideal moniker for a combination of old world service and creativity with digital efficiency. For cruises and trips that are unique excursions and not cookie-cutter off the menu choices on Travelocity or Expedia.

Or start another incentive travel business to take on the one guy who no one could best for the past 30 years: Journeymasters.

Mileage Bank (.com)

Turn customers’ miles into what they really want, with this name that says it all.

In the current economy, MileageBank.com is an ideal acquisition for a credit card company, airline or any retailer. Or deploy it as a widget or mobile app, since mileage is a globally and universally accepted form of currency. Think how a newer player like BillMe Later or Steve Case’s Revolution Money or Amazon or Zappos could use this name — then grab it for yourself.

We think the best use of MileageBank.com is more relevant today then ever as a way to help credit-strapped consumers breathe new life into their wallets with assets hiding in plain sight.

We laid out the concept five years before Points.com came online. It’s simple: allow consumers to consolidate, aggregate, trade, convert and apply frequent flyer miles, shopper points and other rewards from participating programs online. It’s like a currency exchange for points. And it’s a market wide open for another competitor — with the right name.

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