Salty

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I've decided to start an individual url for business seeing how my company webpage is straight out the early 90's: www.goldenhorizonmortgage.com

Time to take off the gloves to do some advertising for some serious business in the mortgage industry. The only problem is that' i'm a complete n00b regarding html etc.

I need a catchy name for my webpage and some direction on how to get he ball rolling. Scott and Tommy have given me some direction and are willing to help me get the ball rolling but I need a domain name first and direction afterward.

Anyone have any ideas?

I'm looking for a name someone will get stuck in their head until the check out my webpage and contact me. Something on the lines of eric-ghm.com, lastname-mortgage.com etc etc etc. that I can slap on a billboard -or- business card.

The site doesn’t need to be too big seeing how I’m only involved in the financing part of the transaction. Maybe contact page, a federal bonds link page with rates and a mortgage calculator, a personal statement page with a picture of myself, some professional/respectable/modern eye catching graphics and company logo.

thanks in advance!

pozzi

iTrader: (4)

most realtors have websites that are their names...(ie: www.johhydumaflatch.com)
so it's easy for your clients to remember. (unless it's a hard name to spell)
i work with a lot of realtors since our company does home inspections...
i'll try to look for a few good ones.
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Salty

iTrader: (14)

So on that note is ericsunquist.com too hard to remember? What about sunquistmortgage.com?

Kevin M

iTrader: (12)

As long as people don't try to spell it "Sunkist."

soggynoodles

iTrader: (50)

Cool name but you might want to try something that is easier to spell. Something catchy, something that sounds as it is spelled.

Salty

iTrader: (14)

that's what im having trouble with.

Any ideas?

soggynoodles

iTrader: (50)

hmmm..

what about esunmortgage.com? pronounced e sunmortgage.com

sounds catchy

bemani

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That's why you'd have to register the misspelled urls too.