brainstorm-domain-names

name	Brainstorm Domain Names
description	Generate creative domain name ideas based on brand attributes, product description, and target audience — with availability patterns and TLD alternatives. Trigger on: domain name, website name, brand name ideas, domain brainstorm, what should we call it, naming session.
dependencies	[]
connectors	[{"name":"Slack","reason":"Pull naming discussions and brand attribute conversations from team channels"},{"name":"Notion","reason":"Reference brand guidelines, positioning docs, and prior naming work"},{"name":"Google Drive","reason":"Store naming shortlists and domain research in shared brand folders"}]
author	Harmony
version	1.0.0
icon	sparkles
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screenshots	[]
category	Marketing

Purpose

This skill generates creative domain name ideas grounded in brand attributes, product purpose, and target audience. It explores multiple naming strategies (compound words, portmanteaus, metaphors, invented names, abbreviations), scores candidates on memorability, spellability, brandability, and SEO potential, checks availability patterns across TLDs, and delivers a prioritized shortlist with rationale. Output informs domain purchase decisions and brand naming strategy.

When to Use

Trigger conversations in Harmony:

• "We're building a new AI tool for remote team meetings. What should we call it and what domains are available?"
• "Brainstorm domain names for an e-commerce platform focused on sustainable fashion"
• "We need a rebrand. Generate 30 domain name candidates that match our brand positioning"
• "What domain names fit our HR tech product? We want something memorable and professional"
• "What social media handles should we reserve alongside our domain?"

Ideal for:

• Pre-launch startup naming
• Product rebranding initiatives
• Sub-product or feature naming
• Market entry in new regions (localized domain strategy)
• Internal naming workshopping and decision-making
• Brand identity and messaging workshops

Instructions

Step 1: Gather Brand Context

Collect the following inputs (from Harmony conversation, Notion docs, or direct brief):

• What it does: Product/service description in 1–2 sentences
• Who it's for: Target audience and user persona
• Brand personality: Descriptors (e.g., professional, playful, bold, trustworthy, innovative, minimalist)
• Key benefits: Top 2–3 value propositions
• Industry/vertical: Market category (HR tech, e-commerce, SaaS, etc.)
• Geographic scope: Primary markets (US-only vs. global)
• Competitive context: Are there dominant naming patterns in the space?

Example Input:

Product: AI meeting assistant that records, transcribes, and summarizes video calls for remote teams Audience: Mid-market companies (50–500 employees), operations and HR leaders Personality: Professional yet approachable, modern, efficient Key Benefits: Save time on meeting notes, keep teams aligned, compliance-ready Vertical: Enterprise communication/collaboration Markets: US, Canada, UK (English-speaking first)

Step 2: Define Naming Constraints