Funeral Home Makes List of 15 Unintentionally Inappropriate Domain Names

Posted by Ryan Thogmartin on Wednesday, December 7, 2011 · Comments

Yesterday marked the launch of over 100,000 .XXX domain names. The .XXX
domains went up for beginning in October. Many brands, companies, and people bought up domains to prevent the porn industry from tainting their brands.

BusinessInsider.com covered the list of the highest sold .XXX domains. In relationship to this article they also had an article that listed 15 Unintentionally Inappropriate Domain Names.

Some people can be very naive when purchasing domain names. Sometimes this can lead to purchasing a domain name that at first glance can be misread as something else, for example; SpeedOfart.com, or Teacherstalk.com.

Well, the funeral profession had one representative on the list. Amigone
Funeral Home in Western New York State came in at number 15 on the list with amigonefuneralhome.com. Not like the owner had a real choice when picking the funeral home name. Unintentional but funny.

To view all 15 Unintentionally Inappropriate Domain Names visit:

http://www.businessinsider.com/20-wildly-inapproriate-sounding-domain-names-2011-6#

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Ryan Thogmartin is founder and CEO of two innovative companies. Connecting Directors LLC (www.connectingdirectors.com) and Disrupt Media Group, LLC (www.disruptmg.com). ConnectingDirectors.com is the premier progressive online publication for funeral professionals. ConnectingDirectors.com is a thriving global publication with a reader base of over 15,000 of the most elite and forward-thinking professionals in the industry. Disrupt Media Group, LLC is a social media marketing solutions firm. Disrupt MG focuses on proficiently assisting small businesses in creating engaging social media marketing strategies. Without a social media marketing strategy companies and brands are just aimlessly posting without any coherent direction. Social media marketing is more than just having a Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube page; businesses have to have a strategy to telling their story, one that opens the door and starts the conversation.