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  Pamela Mayer

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  Re^3: Tricks to make your URL stick?

  You have to keep it simple with some type of association to jog the memory. Logo is also part of the "sticky" process. Can't remember the name but it has a memorable logo which leads your memory back to the name. I can't think of an example right now, but you get the idea. My second business was a Nail Salon, way back when they first came out. We were so inexperienced we didn't even have a logo but the name became the logo.
  
  Gettin' Nailed. It stuck in people's minds because of the humorous, sexual innuendo. But it worked. With a website having "nail" in the name, it would be more likely that it would come up, even if you couldn't completely remember the name. Just be really thoughtful about it all. Brainstorm.
  
  • 30 Dec 2007, 03:01 am
  Pamela Mayer wrote: > You have to keep it simple with some type of association to jog the > memory. Logo is also part of the "sticky" process. Can't remember > the name but it has a memorable logo which leads your memory back to > the name. I can't think of an example right now, but you get the > idea. My second business was a Nail Salon, way back when they first > came out. We were so inexperienced we didn't even have a logo but > the name became the logo. > > Gettin' Nailed. It stuck in people's minds because of the humorous, > sexual innuendo. But it worked. With a website having "nail" in the > name, it would be more likely that it would come up, even if you > couldn't completely remember the name. Just be really thoughtful > about it all. Brainstorm.

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