Comments on: Catchy Name Software Generator http://www.michellemacphearson.com/catchy-name-software/ The Internet Marketing Blog Wed, 25 Aug 2010 18:56:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Raindance http://www.michellemacphearson.com/catchy-name-software/#comment-9161 Raindance Sat, 27 Sep 2008 15:01:54 +0000 http://www.michellemacphearson.com/?p=301#comment-9161 Check out http://www.namecombo.com It's a really cool domain name generator and company name generator similar to Dotomator but with more word lists and the ability to create domain names with 1-4 words. You can find available domain names from a huge selection of word lists. You can customize lists with your own words which lets you come up with literally thousands of possible domain names incorporating your keywords if you wish. It offers bulk domain name lookup and domain registration. There is also both a three word version and four word version which are great for keyword driven domain name variations. Check out http://www.namecombo.com It’s a really cool domain name generator and company name generator similar to Dotomator but with more word lists and the ability to create domain names with 1-4 words. You can find available domain names from a huge selection of word lists. You can customize lists with your own words which lets you come up with literally thousands of possible domain names incorporating your keywords if you wish. It offers bulk domain name lookup and domain registration. There is also both a three word version and four word version which are great for keyword driven domain name variations.

]]> By: Permanent Unconditional Freedom - Process Inventor Dr Claude Windenberger http://www.michellemacphearson.com/catchy-name-software/#comment-8919 Permanent Unconditional Freedom - Process Inventor Dr Claude Windenberger Sun, 10 Aug 2008 14:21:47 +0000 http://www.michellemacphearson.com/?p=301#comment-8919 Cool, maybe I'll finally discover a name to use for the process I teach and take my students and clients through, when they want to create permanent unconditional freedom from unwanted conditions in their life. An unwanted condition here is any condition or experience in their life that they feel bad about. For example frustration is considered a bad feeling. If you are frustrated about something in your life, then that something--which is a condition in your life--becomes an unwanted condition. If you felt good about that something, it would be a wanted condition. What makes life with all its conditions (all the things in it) miserable is precisely the fact that you react emotionally to many of these conditions--you feel sad, frustrated, angry, worried, resentful, guilty, etc. about some of these conditions in life, and that's what makes them UNWANTED conditions. I have developed a very simple process of asking questions and answering them honestly which has been shown to assist anyone interested in being free from a particular unwanted condition, in actually creating such freedom in a very short time (sometimes mere minutes), and to create such freedom from that particular UC without having to get rid of anything else first (thus the word UNCONDITIONAL freedom), and to create permanent freedom so that they would never experience theat UC ever again (and thus would not have to deal with, try to get rid of it ever again in the future). So far I have been calling this process, the unconditional freedom process. But it's a long name that people could easily mispell when searching online, so finding a shorter, web 2.0 friendly name has been a desire of mine for a long time. If you have any ideas, feel free to leave me a message at AskDrClaude.com or at my website above. If your idea becomes my official process name, I will definitely reward you by taking you through this powerful process for free. Cool, maybe I’ll finally discover a name to use for the process I teach and take my students and clients through, when they want to create permanent unconditional freedom from unwanted conditions in their life. An unwanted condition here is any condition or experience in their life that they feel bad about. For example frustration is considered a bad feeling. If you are frustrated about something in your life, then that something–which is a condition in your life–becomes an unwanted condition. If you felt good about that something, it would be a wanted condition. What makes life with all its conditions (all the things in it) miserable is precisely the fact that you react emotionally to many of these conditions–you feel sad, frustrated, angry, worried, resentful, guilty, etc. about some of these conditions in life, and that’s what makes them UNWANTED conditions. I have developed a very simple process of asking questions and answering them honestly which has been shown to assist anyone interested in being free from a particular unwanted condition, in actually creating such freedom in a very short time (sometimes mere minutes), and to create such freedom from that particular UC without having to get rid of anything else first (thus the word UNCONDITIONAL freedom), and to create permanent freedom so that they would never experience theat UC ever again (and thus would not have to deal with, try to get rid of it ever again in the future). So far I have been calling this process, the unconditional freedom process. But it’s a long name that people could easily mispell when searching online, so finding a shorter, web 2.0 friendly name has been a desire of mine for a long time. If you have any ideas, feel free to leave me a message at AskDrClaude.com or at my website above. If your idea becomes my official process name, I will definitely reward you by taking you through this powerful process for free.

]]> By: Nitro Quattro http://www.michellemacphearson.com/catchy-name-software/#comment-8886 Nitro Quattro Tue, 05 Aug 2008 03:20:39 +0000 http://www.michellemacphearson.com/?p=301#comment-8886 Very cool tool! I went to GoDaddy.com and tested some of the name they spun off... and I had a tough time finding out that was available... ... and then I accidently misspelled one of the words they gave me and THAT name was available. It's actually a short, catchy name... I'm going to register it right now. Jeesh! I didn't expect that to happen!!! Now I just need to figure out a software to create around that name... What software can you make for dogs??? Very cool tool! I went to GoDaddy.com and tested some of the name they spun off… and I had a tough time finding out that was available…

… and then I accidently misspelled one of the words they gave me and THAT name was available. It’s actually a short, catchy name… I’m going to register it right now. Jeesh! I didn’t expect that to happen!!!

Now I just need to figure out a software to create around that name…

What software can you make for dogs???

]]> By: Michelle MacPhearson http://www.michellemacphearson.com/catchy-name-software/#comment-8884 Michelle MacPhearson Mon, 04 Aug 2008 20:22:13 +0000 http://www.michellemacphearson.com/?p=301#comment-8884 Isn't Market Samurai (I just learned to spell it too, LOL!) the tops! So many cool ideas flowing! Isn’t Market Samurai (I just learned to spell it too, LOL!) the tops! So many cool ideas flowing!

]]> By: Annie Binns http://www.michellemacphearson.com/catchy-name-software/#comment-8880 Annie Binns Mon, 04 Aug 2008 15:38:54 +0000 http://www.michellemacphearson.com/?p=301#comment-8880 OMG - between this tool and Market Samurai (yes, I just learned to spell Samurai three days ago) I'm going to run out of food because I can't tear myself away from the screen. OMG – between this tool and Market Samurai (yes, I just learned to spell Samurai three days ago) I’m going to run out of food because I can’t tear myself away from the screen.

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