A **brandable domain name** is a distinctive domain that functions as a unique brand identity rather than describing what a business does[1]. These names are typically **unique, memorable, pronounceable, spellable, and short** (usually 6–10 characters), making them easily trademarked and defensible legally[1].

Brandable domains can take several forms: invented words like Google or Roku[6], real dictionary words like Apple or Slack[6], or modified dictionary words with attached endings like Spotify or Bitly[6]. What distinguishes them from descriptive domains (like "ElectricPowerTools.com") is that they focus on creating emotional connection and brand identity rather than literally describing products or services[2].

Key advantages include **easier trademark acquisition**, greater memorability, faster word-of-mouth spread, better long-term brand appreciation, and flexibility to expand into new business areas without the name becoming restrictive[1][2][3].

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