Please help me think of a website name

Something Resource Network

Something Convenience Network

■As simple as possible

Any website address URL should be concise and easy Spelling, easy to understand, this is the most important principle. URLs such as "Yahoo!", "eBay", "sina", and "8848" have long been deeply imprinted in the minds of netizens. Indeed, we know that most of these names have been registered by millions of companies. However, there are still a large number of unused letter and number combinations.

Who wants to memorize a long list of meaningless letters!

■Avoid using clichés

Avoid using prefixes and suffixes that do not distinguish you from other companies. For example, "cyber-", "net-", "-tech", "china-", "sino-", "digi-", "sys-" and similar names can be seen everywhere in the current network industry. Additionally, using these words may shorten the life of the name. People look at a company's name and date it like a dated wine: "Ah, that sounds like it's from the mid-'90s."

■Avoid .com

Nowadays, registering a site is just a "ticket" to enter the Internet. So why must you emphasize that you are an Internet company? You must know that within a few years, most commerce will be conducted online anyway, and most companies will transform into "Internet companies." Therefore, using .com as part of your company name is very visionary and is not conducive to the company's long-term development.

■Avoid using descriptive language

It is true that a descriptive name can give you a place on the Internet, especially those with vertical content websites. This is the best short-term strategy for quickly promoting your brand. Using search engines to query your products and services can quickly increase brand awareness. Wine.com is great for online wine sales, but what happens when surfers want to browse for items like beer and alcoholic beverages?

■Create a unique personality

Ask.com has a unique personality. A website dedicated to answering questions is a coup in itself.

Ask.com achieved its intended purpose. It resonates, it's different, and it's deeply rooted in people's hearts.

■Create Unexpected Combinations

Creating relevant names may be the best way to improve future domain validity. Unexpected combinations based on the original meaning of the words can immediately stimulate people's imagination and provide a more solid foundation for brand creation. To most people, 51job doesn't have any real meaning, but on the Internet, it means everything its website wants it to mean: "I want a job."

■New use of old words

There are limitations to using a word according to its original meaning, but what about using it to refer to something with a completely different meaning? This isn’t a new strategy: What does Apple have to do with technology, and what does Shell have to do with oil? However, you should keep in mind that if your company's name has nothing to do with your product, you will have to work hard to get your consumers to establish a specific concept