The Internet runs on RingWords, only they call them “domain names.” Domain names actually represent IP numbers. An IP number is like a phone number for Web sites. Impossible to remember.

Nobody would remember 64.18.15.255, but everyone remembers “Google.”
Nobody would remember 72.44.63.255, but everyone remembers Amazon.

People have a difficult time memorizing numbers because they are abstract.
A RingWord makes it easy to remember a person, product or company because the word is related to the person, product or company. In fact, it can BE the name of the person, product or company.

• If nobody can remember your phone number, why have a phone?
• If people can’t reach you, your business will suffer.
• If friends can’t reach you, your social life will suffer.

If you have a phone number, you should have a RingWord.
Everyone would benefit from a RingWord, for various reasons.

Are you searching for that perfect phone number? Are you searching for a phone number that spells out a word that relates to your business? Or maybe you just want an easy phone number, a better phone number with all the numbers the same, like 800-123-4567, something easy, memorable. They don’t exist or someone already has them. But we can help.

What you really want is a RingWord. It solves all of your problems, and it’s less expensive than specialized phone numbers. You don’t have to bother searching phone number spelling combinations to find one that’s close, or barely usable. You don’t have to try phone number convertors that make words out of the non-memorable phone number you already have. Get a RingWord.

A RingWord IS your business, product or company, summed up in a word or a few words. Does your company have a slogan that everyone recognizes? Perhaps you have a slogan like “Just Do It?” (Nike), “Finger Lickin’ Good” (KFC) or “The Happiest Place on Earth” (Disney). You can make your slogan your RingWord.

Are you looking for a vanity phone number, something local, easy to find, memorable? A RingWord is all that and more. Not only can you get your own name as your RingWord, you can get a nick name, a fictional character’s name, your favorite book, movie or film star’s name. It can be whatever you want. You can, of course, point it to your personal phone number, but also your work phone number, your web site, your Facebook page and more, safely. We provide password protection on every connection so that only the people you know can access your phone, or any connection you provide. People can’t even see your web site name if you don’t allow them access. They won’t see your phone unless you provide them a password too.

No matter what your company sells, people have to be able to reach you. With a RingWord, they can reach you even if you change your phone number. They can reach you by email, web site, Twitter account, and Facebook page, Pinterest or Instagram, whatever you like.

You can upload your current display ad, or link to your video or audio commercials.

You know that customer service is key in getting and retaining customers. If customers can’t reach you, they will go somewhere else. Be proactive, get a RingWord.

• You can get your Company Name as a RingWord: (WidgetsRUs)
• A product related RingWord: (RingWord Widget)
• A service related RingWord: (RingWord WidgetRepair)

Protect your brand purchasing multiple RingWords, one for each of your products and services.
If your advertising company or PR firm hasn’t heard of a RingWord, let them know. They will thank you later.

Advertisers would benefit by writing better, more memorable ads. Instead of spending 1/3 of the ad promoting a forgettable phone number, they reinforce the product being sold with a RingWord. Their clients are happier because their phones are ringing. The ads are working. They extend their ad.

If you sell “widgets” no customer in the world will connect 877-555-6318 to a widget. But, if you have RingWord “widget”, no one in the world would ever forget it. Repeating 877-555-6318 over and over not only irritates people listening or watching TV, it often causes them to change the channel. Your client loses business, stations lose viewers and listeners.

Will they remember how to find the word?
Yes. People already understand a Ring Tone is a personally chosen ring that identifies their phone to them. A Ring “word”, like a domain name, is a related word to a company, a product, or a person and links it to a phone number.
They are already comfortable making that link.

Have you ever wished you could reach someone, but could not remember their phone number?

You search Google, nothing. You search Facebook, yes that might be them, but no phone is listed. A personal RingWord solves the problem. You can keep your business contacts as well as personal cell or home phone in one place without fear of being called by strangers. Simply password-protect your personal numbers while displaying your business contact numbers. People will always remember how to reach you because they can find your RingWord.

You choose the word to describe you. It could be your first name, nick name, or favorite fictional character. Want to be Batman? Or maybe you fancy yourself more a Sherlock Holmes or Katniss Everdeen. Your RingWord can be whoever you want to be.

Get a personality for your phone, not just a number.

Businesses need a web site. People need to be able to find you and your products. Finding a memorable domain name for your business these days is difficult at best. Sure, if you can afford 35 million dollars, you can probably buy most domain names from the owner. For the average businesses starting out, they wish they will someday earn 35 million dollars, if things go well. Most have to settle for less than stellar dot com names that are not memorable, short, or related to their product or service.

Once again, nobody will find your web site if your domain name is not memorable.

A RingWord is affordable, can be linked to your phone number and ANY web site domain name using RingWord redirect. Your RingWord doubles as a memorable contact word AND a memorable domain name.

Let’s say you started a flower shop. You service your local community and hope one day to deliver to nearby communities. Someday, who knows, you might be a nationwide flower retailer. Great! You search for a usable domain name realizing that dot com is still king. (You did your homework.) FlowerShop7.com is the best you can do and you buy it to build your web site.

A RingWord of “flowers” can help.

• People can find your phone number and order immediately.
• Customers will never forget your number.
• Customers can use our mobile app from their car, responding to a radio ad on the road.
• You can localize your RingWord, if you like, something like SpringfieldFlowers.
• Using RingWord redirect, you can simply enter your domain in your profile, or use autoredirect to send customers to your FlowerShop17.com domain or SpringfieldFlowers, using the RingWord “flowers.”

If you don’t know how to build a web site, your profile will work just as well. You can upload an image highlighting your flower specials and change it anytime. If you have a YouTube video(s), you can link to them from your profile. In fact, every possible way of reaching you through the web is available to you through your RingWord.

• Phone Number
• Fax Number
• Email
• Website URL
• Twitter
• FaceBook
• Pinterest
• Instagram
• Linked-In
• Google+
• YouTube
• And more added all the time...