In researching domain names available in assorted languages, I repeatedly see a pile of castoff words that seem slightly ugly. Domain investors and internet developers perhaps naturally gravitate to words with positive or glowing meanings, and leave behind those that are dirty or painful.
But this is foolish.
In fact, "pain" (for example) is an important & valuable word. Many people need help with pain, and your site built upon such a memorable keyword can both steer sufferers in worthwhile directions, and easily make you substantial advertising and referral money. Plus it's good to help!
Are there "bad" words? If so, they are probably words such as "mild" and tolerable and mediocre... But words infused with assorted types of energy, emotion, and even pathos are GREAT !
But this is foolish.
In fact, "pain" (for example) is an important & valuable word. Many people need help with pain, and your site built upon such a memorable keyword can both steer sufferers in worthwhile directions, and easily make you substantial advertising and referral money. Plus it's good to help!
Are there "bad" words? If so, they are probably words such as "mild" and tolerable and mediocre... But words infused with assorted types of energy, emotion, and even pathos are GREAT !
