A new name for premium (top 2) spots?

[Shak]

Ladies and Gentlemen.

How about we come up with a new name for the top 2 spots, which were previously known as premium listings.

Lets keep it on topic.

1 suggestion per person.

NO other text in post please.

Shak

[Shak]

Penthouse

[nicebloke]

Topshelf

[Macro]

Froogle

[shman]

topless(cost)

[Robino]

Budget Eaters!

[edited by: Robino at 6:49 pm (utc) on Jan. 5, 2004]

[eWhisper]

zenith.

[martinibuster]

What's wrong with "Up North?"

[AdWordsAdvisor]

The Two Spots at the Top

;) AWA

[Hunter]

Top Spot 1
Top Spot 2

[richardb]

ggled :)

[cayenne]

Holy Grail

[FromRocky]

Go

[fabfurs]

Gold
Silver

Bronze

[edited by: fabfurs at 7:57 pm (utc) on Jan. 5, 2004]

[skibum]

YAHOO! My listings have been bumped up:)

[Macro]

G Spot

[ferfer]

TopTwin

[jimbeetle]

Nevermind, can't top G Spot.

[webmaus]

Cherry
Hot Fudge

[defanjos]

Sweetspot(s)

[Shak]

SO have we decided, or do you want more time.

I quite like G-spot myself :) , not forgetting penthouse.

not too much to ask for is it?

Shak

[cline]

top left 1
top left 2

[jimbo_mac]

my favourite so far is topshelf :-)

[shorebreak]

G-Spot is the clear winner

[pmac]

~cough~ :)

[tedster]

I'd like to see us adopt a name that gets used far and wide, and g-spot may a bit over the top for the mainstream press to adopt. It is, however, nearly perfectly clever and hard to compete against.

Maybe "google-spot" would be subtle enough?

Or perhaps Bingo (as in my Ad bingoed yesterday)

[eWhisper]

I have to agree w/ tedster. Great name, but not sure of the daily usage.

I'd have to vote for topshelf.

[Macro]

Neither topshelf nor G-Spot have any chance of being adopted. They give the wrong impression. A lot of money goes into market research just to AVOID names like these. "Google spot" won't work either as it could be abbreviated to G Spot. These are all amusing, throw-away suggestions... but that's about all they are.

[Learning Curve]

The colored ads.

[jimbeetle]

I'm kind of surprised that so many folks are familiar with G Spot, didn't know the term was current, remember it being coined way back in the early 80s.

I don't think we're branding anything here so market research doesn't actually apply and G Spot strikes me as having that just nice touch of irreverance.

But, if folks decide it has to go how about just "Sweet Spot". Can't go much wrong with a golf and baseball metaphor. Or can we?