Own Google for your name

@sorhan.hq

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HyperSpellhyperspell.com

A detailed real-time model of your company. Designed with your security, privacy, and control in mind.

Why it worked

The video provides a high-value, actionable 'growth hack' that appeals to founders, using a specific, relatable success story to build credibility for the product.

Summary

A founder explains how he used an AI agent to generate a unique company name that allowed him to dominate Google search results. He details the process of filtering 10,000 names to find one with zero competition and an available domain.

Structure

1Identify the problem of naming a startup
2Explain the AI-driven naming process
3Describe the SEO filtering criteria
4Highlight the benefit of owning the domain

Original caption

He used AI to find an unused two-word domain: Hyperspell - now a tool that gives AI agents memory across tools like Slack, Gmail, and Notion so they can actually retain context and improve over time. Instead of fighting for crowded keywords or spending thousands on ads, he picked a name with zero competition and now owns the first pages of Google. Simple move, but it saved time, money, and complexity most founders underestimate. #startups #founder #seo #aiagent #founders

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Product placement

HyperSpell is the subject of the video, presented as a successful startup example.

On-screen text

Own Google for your name SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA

Transcript

All right, so you're building HyperSpell. The name of the company originally was Echo AI but the problem with that was there were five other companies with the name Echo AI. So, we set up an AI agent. It generated 10,000 different potential names for us. How did you go through them? For every single name, it would Google and see like, okay, are there companies with a similar name? How competitive is the SEO? HyperSpell.com was available for $3,000 and nobody had ever used the name in history, ever. We bought the .com day one. If you Google HyperSpell, first 10 pages are us. There's nobody else with that name.