Paysite Names - Word Counts? Do They Matter?

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  • Webmaster Advertising
    So Fucking Banned
    • Sep 2003
    • 1360
    #1

    Paysite Names - Word Counts? Do They Matter?

    So i was curious to know what you thought about paysite names, specifically when it came to the amount of words used in a domain or site name.

    Are you more or less likely to promote a paysite if it has 2 or 3 words in its name, that matches the sites domain name?

    For example: Tight Teens vs. Wild Hot Teens

    Would you choose to promote tightteens.com or wildhotteens.com based on the name, or, is that not something you take into consideration at all?
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    • shake
      frc
      • Jul 2003
      • 4663
      #2
      Content is #1, site name... way down there.
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        • VenusBlogger
          So Fucking Banned
          • Nov 2011
          • 1540
          #3
          As far as it's a unique name to brand building and long term type ins, I think its the best option.

          That said, I would prefer a longer name, but UNIQUE, rather than "tight teens"...

          I know some Paysites using up to 20 letters in their name, and they still get lots of type-ins, because people learn that unique name with time.

          Just my two cents.

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            • Webmaster Advertising
              So Fucking Banned
              • Sep 2003
              • 1360
              #4
              Originally posted by shake
              Content is #1, site name... way down there.
              I disagree, even bad content can make a sale on a site if it is laid out correctly and the colors/marketing are in place.

              I mean hell, look at some of the programs from years past using nothing but Ounique content, they still made sales, yes they followed suit and started going the exclusive route but, there are a lot of sites out there (even some of the recently launched ones) that still utilize content from 10+ years ago for both initial sales and as a retention tool.

              For me its more about the overall look and feel of the site, not taking individual aspects as just that, but rather seeing how well they work when combined in a tour along with the programs marketing and sales text on the tours.

              But we digress, back to the site name specifically, does it matter a whole bunch when promoting a sponsors site or not?

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