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		<title>Coming up with a &quot;nonsense&quot; business name</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[My general recommendation is to include your main keywords in your business name (and certainly in your URL) but there are occasions when you might want to break this rule. In that case, you might want an English-sounding name that has no specific meaning. The website Wordoid will generate such names for you and indicate [...]]]></description>
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</p><p>My general recommendation is to include your main keywords in your business name (and certainly in your URL) but there are occasions when you might want to break this rule. In that case, you might want an English-sounding name that has no specific meaning. The website <a href="http://www.wordoid.com" target="_blank">Wordoid </a>will generate such names for you <strong>and</strong> indicate whether the associated URL is free (although currently only for .com and .net domains).</p>
<p>You can also instruct Wordoid to include any words you want (eg &#8220;free&#8221;) in coming up with its recommendation as in the example screenshot above.</p>
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