.LY of course! Jingling .LY domains in marketing

Not very popular, MyWeekly magazine for women, still can be found on top UK shelves in Tescos, etc:

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Photo Me, an international provider of mobile photo booths, went for “Instantly Yours” theme (read the original article on .ME of course).

Let's turn on a bit of creativity, and allow us to come up with:

• InstantlyYours.com and Instantly-Yours.com
• Instantly.com
• Instant.ly
• Instant.ly/Yours

So, which one do you like the most? The shorter it is - the better it looks, is it not?

Few more jingles are released byLibyan Spider Network:

Hello All,

Tonight I have registered few more premium domains. I am planning to sell them cheap.ly maybe for 200 USD each:

• graphical.ly
• civil.ly
• critical.ly
• right.ly
• impossib.ly
• reasonab.ly
• relative.ly
• remarkab.ly
• formal.ly
• plain.ly
• objective.ly

The following are some other domain names I really like, which are still available. I might register them in the future, but please feel free if any of you would like to select any to grab them for the nominal prices:

• ancient.ly
• comparative.ly
• continuous.ly
• convincing.ly
• extraordinari.ly
• fruitf.ly
• keen.ly
• pa.ly
• pleasant.ly
• realistical.ly

Regards,

Hadi Naser
Libyan Spider Network

Some name, like those of graphical.ly (think of art), civil.ly (think of law), critical.ly (think of critical news and updates), right.ly (maybe just a teaser), relative.ly (a philosophy site), formal.ly (formal methods in IT maybe), and objective.ly (think of news again) are sure.ly bargains, if you can acquire them cheap.ly for 200 dollars.

One cannot miss a funny picture of the elephant all over London, on the local bus services, in the tube - elephant.co.uk is advertised everywhere.

From the marketing point of view, one can only add that with a substantial advertising budget, anyone can turn a mediocre name into a brand. But is the elephant real.ly associated with insurance? Serious.ly?

Serious.ly would be a better jingle - no doubt. At least up to the point.

As noticed in London tube today, Natural Hydration Council has launched a new campaign promoting drinking water of Highland Springs, Harrogate Spa, Volvic, Evian, Buxton,  Speyside Glenlivet et al.

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