closed HealthAlert.org

[garyted51]

 

[GiantDomains]

I like this one.

 

[garyted51]

Finally someone likes one of my names...I'll sleep better tonight.

Thanks, Doberry

 

[Duke]

It is a good one. Might take a while to find a buyer - but the name makes a lot of sense.

 

[greggish]

Very good name. It works great as a .org too. You should develop it.

 

[TrafficMonsterRRR]

Garyted's names are not that bad. In fact, I like most of them but I don't think the .org works well here despite the name.

I agree with Duke that you may never find a buyer for this. Developing it may be too much work and no ROI.

Then again some health supplement or remedy promoter may be desparate for a name or willing to pass as a non-profit to get visitors.

 

[Duke]

I was thinking more in terms of a site that delivered government and medical community warnings about health hazards in food, the environment etc (like recalled packing plant meat for instance). It could be helpful to be presented as a non-profit - gives you a good guy image - but wouldn't stop you from placing related medical and health field ads on the site. Would also be excellent for a manufacturer of antidotes to current hazards to have this site to alert people of the dangers - then direct them to their commercial site to sell the solution. .Orgs can be very useful when used properly and they do not always mean that you can't make money from them.

I will also take a .org anytime if it has a great search word of term in the title - even if I intend it to be a commercial site. Certainly it is not going to be as good as a .com but it can still pay off for you.

 

[Biggie]

Originally posted by garyted51

Good choice!

Make many subs..."general.healthalert.org" "extreme" "Bio"