Hazel Advisory
Hazel Advisory · exact-match .com names

The one correction your address still needs.

Most companies are known by a plain name or a plain description, and many of them trade from an address that is a little longer, hyphenated or on another ending. Hazel Advisory holds the plain .com for names like that, and offers each one to the company it describes.

  • 201 Third Street NW
  • Downtown Albuquerque
  • Mountain Time

Insert .com after the name. The only change marked on this proof.

What we hold

Names made of ordinary words: what a product is called, what a trade does, what a customer searches for when they already know what they want. No hyphens, no numbers, no invented spellings. Each is a .com, because that is the ending people add without thinking.

We keep the list private and describe the kinds of names instead. If you have one in mind, ask about it directly.

The kinds of names we keep

Let it stand: plain words, set as people say them.

Why one company at a time

A name like this usually has one obvious home: the company whose customers already use those words for what it sells. Before I write to anyone I look at what the business actually does, who it sells to and the address it uses today. If the fit is not clear, I do not write.

That is also why my notes ask a question rather than make a pitch. You know your plans for your brand far better than I do.

How I decide who a name suits

New paragraph: one name, one company, one short note.

If you decide to buy

  1. One figure, in writing

    You get a single price for the name. No auction, no rival bidder brought in to push it up.

  2. A licensed escrow service holds the money

    You pay the escrow service, not us. It tells both sides when the funds are secured.

  3. The name moves into your account

    We push it to your own registrar account and you confirm it is there.

  4. Only then is the money released

    Nothing reaches us until you have the name.

Timing, fees and the questions people ask

Transpose: the name reaches you before the payment reaches us.

A no is a good answer too

If the name is not for you, say so and that is the end of it. If I have written to you, a one-word reply of "stop" means you will not hear from me again.

Passed as it stands. No follow-up after a no.