Strictly Toys

This is straightforward and doesn’t need to be introduced, you’ve only needed one second to see it and understand that you have a name if you’re going into the toy niche.

The secondary word brings in emphasis and a degree of seriousness which is a good thing. You would be able to set yourself up as a worthy competitor with a name as StrictlyToys. This name is suitable for naming a website if you are setting up shop online. You can also name a real business of the brick-and-mortar type StrictlyToys.

Strictly may not be an everyday word for some nor is it one of the English words with the simplest spelling. That also counts in its favor as it makes the name non-trivial. Strictly has no confusion arising when pronounced. You know it’s strictly you heard when you hear it.

For whatever the type of toys you want to deal with, here is a great name for your toy business idea. There’s an emphasis in StrictlyToys.com – whether it is needed or not doesn’t matter but the name tells everyone “if it is toys you want, go StrictlyToys.com“.

You should buy this domain name if your idea is about kiddies and children play products for children at different stages of development.

Buy this domain name for your blog, e-commerce website, or a portal.

Characteristics of a great name – StrictlyToys.com

• Purpose or niche is clear.
• The length is ok, not long.
• The presence of a keyword – toys.
• This business name can be used in various niches and for various purposes in the niches related to toys.
• No hypens, no misspells, no unneeded numbers.

Is there a shortcoming of this name?

• Is strictly not a bit complex than other words? That’s my only concern with this toy-business domain name, but it seems I am wrong, there are over 417 million hits for that word in the Google search engine. So maybe strictly is ok then.

What are you planning to build? What’s your business idea? E-commerce? Blog? A review site or a portal? StrictlyToys.com is a great name for that.

Branding tip #28

A study by Gary (2006) on benchmarking services branding in New Zealand’s service company supports the notion that effective branding is a key source of success. Managers of these companies were asked to describe their companies’ major sources of competitive advantage. The responses show that 44% of the managers of the top performing companies perceive branding to be a major source of advantage.

In one unprompted comment by a respondent, the company was able to charge a premium of up to 50% on its brand: “We’ve put on a set of clothing in the form of the brand. And we manage to extract a price premium of at least 30% and sometimes 50% or more in the markets around the world”.