How to choose a name for a web app?
dbreunig: Pretend you are in a rock band or own an ad agency that pretends it's a rock band. Give yourself a non-sequitur of a name that doesn't attempt to communicate your already in-definable style.If you're stumped, take an adjective and a noun that don't go together; combine. Strawberry Frog. Velvet Underground. Zeus Jones. Led Zeppelin. Rick James. Got the hang of it?Now check to see if your name has a .com yet? It does? Eliminate all vowels and check again. Still stuck? Put a few of them back in. Got it? Good.(If you STILL can't get a dot come with no vowels, consider making your app a mobile one and get the oft-ignored .mobi address. People will make fun, but stick to your guns. You're an innovator.)Let's walk through a demo, just to make sure we're all on the same page:1. Adjective: Tasty, Noun: Shirt.
2. TastyShirt.com? No. TstyShrt.com No. TastyShrt.com Yes.
3. Profit.