Having trouble choosing a domain for my new project
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Hello,
I'm starting an informational website. The topics that will be covered will be
conspiracy theory
orgone
spiritual awakening
kundalini
Ancient Knowledge.
and related topics
The problem is that a lot of people coming in on conspiracy theory topics might not like a domain like trulyawake.com, yet that's what I lean to.
I want it to be clever.
Eventually there will be products and ads. Looking for a way to tie everything together.
Thank you.
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I like gathertruth.com I would go with that one.
Hope that helps some. Good luck with the new website.
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It's either that or gathertruth.com
Let me know which of the two you like best from all perspectives and why:
Last call and then I'm just going to make a decision.
Thanks.
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Awaken as one? I like awakeningstudies.com though I dont think it is too long.
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Do you think awakeningstudies.com is too long?
I want the word awakening in it instead of awake, and trulyawakening.com is not right.
Want it to be eye catching, let me know if you think of anything that is more going to "grab you"
Thanks Jordan
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I kind of dig trulyawake.com. I would try to choose a name that would be easy to brand and market to people interested in those topics. Come up with a giant list and slowly weed out ones that would not be a good fit. If you are having some trouble Shopify has a neat business name generator that may help.
Ps: I think "The Theorist" would be a pretty awesome name.
Hope that helps some
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