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Josh
04-05-2008, 10:55
As the title says i would like to display my work on my own website, i think i'm capable of doing al that as i've did bits of websites before. I was just having trouble deciding on a domain name as this is something which i have to keep and can not change. I was looking to see if anyone had any ideas? :thinking:

My top contendor at the minute is SnoddyPhotography.co.uk

What do you guys think? :shrug:

Thanks in advance, Josh Snoddy

Keltic Ice Man
04-05-2008, 11:03
Oh Josh, sorry mate but I'm not keen on the name, I know its your surname, but I misread it at first to shoddyphotography. Thats not meant to be a joke, just as i saw it.

TomWilko
04-05-2008, 11:04
jsphoto.co.uk?

SnoddyPhotography to me, read the first time as ShoddyPhotography.co.uk.

Josh
04-05-2008, 11:07
Oh Josh, sorry mate but I'm not keen on the name, I know its your surname, but I misread it at first to shoddyphotography. Thats not meant to be a joke, just as i saw it.

:lol: Thats alright, constructive criticism =)

JSPhotography.co.uk is already taken, i quite liked that one

JoshPhotography.co.uk is available but i think it doesn't really work..?

Josh
04-05-2008, 11:10
jsphoto.co.uk?

SnoddyPhotography to me, read the first time as ShoddyPhotography.co.uk.

Ok, thanks thats SnoddyPhotography out the window :)

JSPhoto.co.uk is already taken

Thanks for the idea though never thought of that one =)

kmlc
04-05-2008, 11:29
joshography? :lol:
hope your enjoying the camera:)

Slipper-one
04-05-2008, 11:41
Does it have to be a co.uk?
js-photography. several available

Josh
04-05-2008, 11:45
joshography? :lol:
hope your enjoying the camera:)

=)

hmm... Joshography.co.uk

Another good idea =)

Does it have to be a co.uk?
js-photography. several available

Nop, doesn't have to be co.uk, i would just prefer it to be..

Thanks for the idea, taken into consideration

Jimikuk
05-05-2008, 19:54
jsfoto.co.uk?

The shorter the better in my experience (ignoring the one below of course). My business domain name is jkstudios.co.uk.

jmghart62
05-05-2008, 20:02
My website always raises a smile for some reason (!) but at least people remember it!

krazy_horse
05-05-2008, 20:30
JSDigital.co.uk ?

assuming you only shoot digital...

GarynLea
05-05-2008, 21:44
Ive just found out that the site I was after is now available but too late for me ... lightarted.net

Gary

Ian T
06-05-2008, 10:47
How about, just for a change, a domain name that doesn't have the word 'photography' in it?

Moos3h
06-05-2008, 11:00
Short and memorable.

Both things that my domain name isn't ;)

Cheers,
James

Wayned
06-05-2008, 12:15
CAn you turn the 'D's around and make it 'snobbyphotography'?

Craikeybaby
06-05-2008, 12:46
Why not just yourname.co.uk?

cherryrig
06-05-2008, 12:58
I'm sure yourname.co.uk has already been taken hahaha :lol: :lol:

AndWhy
07-05-2008, 19:50
Avoid anything with a hyphen or a deliberate misspelling (such as ...foto...) - harder for people to remember and awkward to tell people. Also, their use usually only comes about because the unhyphenated or correctly-spelled version belongs to someone else who benefits from web visitors looking for you

My only suggestion for now - joshots.co.uk

^^ I like joshography.co.uk

Josh
07-05-2008, 21:00
Thanks for all those suggestions guys, a real help =)

In the end i decided to go for joshphotography.co.uk because i thought it would be easier to remember than my name and it gives a just of what my site is about

I should get my site up and running within 2 weeks, hopefully :)

Thanks again guys

:thumbs:

SimonTALM
08-05-2008, 17:46
Be creative, get mate and bounce ideas off each other.

Think of a random word e.g. fishcakes and see where that takes you.

In a training session a few weeks back I used Frogspawn to get some ideas out of the group and worked very well. (unfortunately that's already taken)

Make sure that whatever you end up on you can get the .co.uk - better results in google UK.

reddeathdrinker
08-05-2008, 18:10
And remember, the shorter and more memorable the better ;)