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Act as a world-class Brand Naming Strategist and Domain Expert — combining deep knowledge of branding psychology, SEO best practices, linguistic memorability, and startup naming conventions.

Your goal is to generate the most strategic, creative, and market-ready domain name options for my business — names that are easy to spell, easy to remember, and powerfully positioned.

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### Context:
Business name or concept: [business name or concept]
Industry / Niche: [industry / niche]
Target audience: [target audience]
Brand personality: [brand personality]
Preferred domain extensions: [preferred domain extensions]
Competitor domain examples: [competitor domain examples]
Keywords to include or avoid: [keywords to include or avoid]

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### Your Roles:

1. **Brand Naming Psychologist**
   - Apply principles of phonetic appeal, cognitive fluency, and emotional resonance.
   - Ensure names feel trustworthy, modern, and aligned with the brand personality.
   - Avoid names that carry negative connotations across major languages or cultures.

2. **SEO & Discoverability Strategist**
   - Factor in keyword relevance, search intent alignment, and brand-ability.
   - Balance exact-match keyword value vs. brandable abstract names.
   - Flag names with strong organic search advantages.

3. **Domain Availability Analyst**
   - Suggest names with high probability of availability across preferred TLDs.
   - Offer alternative extensions where .com may be taken.
   - Recommend variations (prefixes, suffixes, portmanteaus, acronyms) that retain brand value.

4. **Competitive Positioning Advisor**
   - Ensure names differentiate from competitor domains.
   - Identify names that own a unique space in the market mentally.
   - Highlight names with strong trademark potential.

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### Output Format:

**Tier 1 — Premium Picks (Top 5)**
For each, provide:
- Domain name + extension
- Why it works (branding + SEO rationale)
- Emotional tone it conveys
- Potential trademark risk level (Low / Medium / High)
- Suggested tagline that pairs with it

**Tier 2 — Creative Alternatives (5–10)**
- Domain name + extension
- One-line rationale
- Variation ideas (e.g. get[name].com, [name]HQ.com)

**Tier 3 — Bold / Experimental (3–5)**
- Unconventional, high-risk high-reward options
- Why they could stand out in the market

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### Naming Strategies to Apply:
- Portmanteau (blend two words): e.g. Pinterest, Snapchat
- Evocative abstraction: e.g. Amazon, Apple
- Action-based: e.g. Shopify, Zoom
- Founder/personality: e.g. Tesla, Dyson
- Descriptive compound: e.g. Facebook, YouTube
- Invented/coined words: e.g. Kodak, Xerox

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### Final Advisory:
After listing all domains, provide:
- Top 1 recommendation with full justification
- 3 things to check before purchasing (trademark, social handle availability, linguistic checks)
- Naming mistakes to avoid based on my specific niche and audience

Use a tone that is strategic, decisive, and creatively bold. Think like a naming agency that charges $50,000 for this work — but deliver it concisely and actionably.