Big-Ticket (.com)

Generic keyword branded DOTCOM domain ideal for direct-to-domain streaming of auctions, theater, sports, movies, branded entertainment and concerts. As well as credit card and social network’s members-only priority seating at designer showroom sales and other events like THIS. or THIS.

Can also provide restaurant reviews and reservations. Not just to sell tickets, but to provide a full-online dinner theater experience.

Of course online, in the age of the video revolution, everyone can have a seat and the best seat, because seats are infinite. Sell out Yankee Stadium three times in the same minute, or a hundred thousand times. Or put concerts like Madonna on Big-Ticket.com and save her from traveling the world, selling out an entire tour and more in one hour’s performance.

Big-Ticket.com is the ultimate carbon footprint savior. It saves, gas, time, travel and baby sitters. As well as allowing a totally interactive experience for the fans with the opportunity to sell branded merchandise, scorecards, memorabilia, autographed photos for charity— even the performer authoring a personal voice-mail or ringtone message.

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Everybody Loves Shoes (.com)

Is there a better or more emotional keyword triggers such as “shoes”? Here’s a specialty concept that cries out for an online model. No one today wants to spend gas searching the options locally.

The online shoe category, once dismissed by naysayers as difficult to market, has become extremely hot, attracting newcomers such as Gap Inc. and Amazon to the field. Online shoe sales were estimated to reach $2.9 billion in 2006 and are expected to almost double to $5.7 billion by 2011, according to Forrester Research Inc. Buy it now

Everybody Loves A Coupon (.com)

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. What they need is a way to quickly get the coupons they want.
EverybodyLovesACoupon.com can be it. Compare this to UnadvertisedCoupons.com, with a twist.

At EverybodyLovesACoupon.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.

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Too-Sexy (.com)

The ultimate intimate apparel dotCOM branded domain with the web’s most effective three letters in keyword string (SEX). Use it to open a lingerie or Bikini store.

…Or use it for your own TV show like “Byte Me: 20 Hottest Women of the Web.” They learned women don’t want to buy embarrassing garments in front of their friends, neighbors and employers who by chance may wander in the local shop. Online, now with video, is an ideal option.

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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.

Dress Down Fridays (.com)

Tag: You are what you wear ™

Concept:
A corporate sanctioned/underwritten casual uniform project for the 21st century. Integrated employee motivation and incentive promotion that uses e-mail by permission to HR department lists at large corporations. It drives employees to online fashion shows and quarterly print magazines. Provides incentives to visit retail stores or online private sale sites to purchase appropriate attire at corporate rates.

Background:
The shift to casual clothing in offices across the United States has accelerated dramatically during this decade. Now, virtually all U.S. office workers have “casual days,” and more than half of all office workers can wear casual businesswear every day.

Markets Served:
Everybody wins. New promotion chanel for designers and distribution channel for retailers. Gives consumer much needed direction and purchasing incentives. Helps sell-in Intranets with value-added. Gives coporations a valuable employee benefit or perk that gives back to their success.

Content:
Information and resources to help them transition to casual businesswear. Catalog. Online Office fashion shows/contests for “appropriate idea” wardrobe ideas.

Links:
Casual Power: Dressing Down For Success

article: She/He wore that to work??

Everybody Loves Shoes (.com)

Prime search-rich dotCOM branded shopping DOMAIN NAME.

Is there a better or more emotional keyword triggers such as “shoes?” Other plays on the same or similar words and graphic are available.

Here’s a specialty concept that cries out for an online model. No one today wants to spend gas searching the options locally.

The online shoe category, once dismissed by naysayers as difficult to market, has become extremely hot, attracting newcomers such as Gap Inc. and Amazon to the field. Online shoe sales were estimated to reach $2.9 billion in 2006 and are expected to almost double to $5.7 billion by 2011, according to Forrester Research Inc.

This is a unique opportunity in time to acquire a highly targeted and memorable dot com domain that can address your needs both online and off. This domain is rich with possibilities across multiple mediums and marketing channels.

“Everybody Loves Shoes” is a phrase that can be powerful draws for companies hoping to build traffic to their home pages.

Whether it’s a company’s primary domain or a branded effort, the goal is to create a domain that is contextual, meaning it has relevance to the consumer – depending on how the consumer is speaking, thinking or even typing it.

When devising a new branded domain, consider how search robots – the Internet engines that traverse the Web looking for relevant content – will view it. Those results can strengthen a company’s online brand-building effort.

Space and prominence on Google is like a billboard on Times Square.

Moreover, if the URL is part of a specific campaign, it can steer visitors to a unique landing page or site that either features a short video or message related to the effort, or logos that link back to the company’s primary site.

The clearer you can be, the better.

Warm Blanket (.com)

Prime search-rich two-keyword dotCOM branded DOMAIN NAME.

Here’s a specialty product that cries out for an online model. No one today wants to spend gas searching the options locally. Whether used as suggested in the image below, “handmade fleece” for the new baby shower, or branded with team graphics just in time for fall football, if you have product to sell, you can earn your investment back in a single days sales. And for investors, unlike most PPC domains, this is one that EVERY parking company knows how to optimize profitably.

Other ideas:
Stadium blankets for team fundraising
Richard Rosenblatt’s expert on “handmade” Baby Blanket (Blanket makers advertise by placing video on Expert Village- getting thousands of views and driving traffic back to their small california shop).