Posh.net
 

Any thoughts and appraisal on posh.net.

Google results for posh 23.1 M.

Image results for posh 1.73 M.


Yahoo results 52 M.

Overture 4880

Alexa 21.6 M


14 acronyms

DomainScore 454

- Elegant, fashionable, stylish, classy, swanky, luxurious
- Posh spice (Victoria Beckham)
- Nickname of Peterborough United football club in England
- Multiple enduser companies use Posh in their name

Thanks

With that many Google Results, being a real word with end user possibilities, 328 Word Tracker. I would put this somewhere near mid $X,XXX range.

Low to mid $x,xxx to me. Quite a good domain, but you must understand you can't get THAT much out of .net.

great name with huge potential...mid $xxxx.

good luck..

Originally Posted by brandukraine

Low to mid $x,xxx to me. Quite a good domain, but you must understand you can't get THAT much out of .net.

Look at the LLLL.net sales report if you don't think there are huge .NET sales.

I see that you just won Posh.net on Namejet, for $3200.

Good job !!

Originally Posted by brandukraine

Low to mid $x,xxx to me. Quite a good domain, but you must understand you can't get THAT much out of .net.

This comment is very funny to me !!

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Originally Posted by bmugford

Look at the LLLL.net sales report if you don't think there are huge .NET sales.

The fattest llll.net is just 25 times less expensive that llll.com, ya, sure.

Porn.net may be worth $400k... But AFAIK there were only two $100k+ sales for llll.net's, EVER.

Originally Posted by brandukraine

The fattest llll.net is just 25 times less expensive that llll.com, ya, sure. Porn.net may be worth $400k... But AFAIK there were only two $100k+ sales for llll.net's, EVER.

Is $100K the definition of a good sale. Or just some arbitrary number you decided to use?

How many LLLL.com even sell for $100K+, not that many. When you get into domains of that price they are either premium words, or top notch generics / GEO domains.

There are many LLLL.net that go well over $5K. To most domainers that would be considered a good amount of money.

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Is $100K the definition of a good sale. Or just some arbitrary number you decided to use?

Some arbitrary number I decided to use.

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How many LLLL.com even sell for $100K+, not that many.

Thirty-nine in the same dataset in the same timeframe as those two .net's.

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There are many LLLL.net that go well over $5K. To most domainers that would be considered a good amount of money.

I've appraised topicstarter's domain as: "low to mid $x,xxx" which definitely includes $5k, and then explained why he is unlikely to get more for it.

izle.net, which went for $11k+, is the only non-common-dictionary-word-4-letter-.net that went for way more than $5k.

I'm going $8k, perhaps more for an end user.
Let's not lose sight of the fact that the word 'Posh' has a fantastic current brandability about it and if you strike the right end user then you could be into serious profit margins.
You could also try and sell it to Mrs Beckham.........let's face it she isn't short of a few dollars now is she?

Best of luck man

ak

Very brandable name. Posh / Fad / Style kinda generic.
I would say around 4xxx for now. Don't sell anytime soon though.

Thanks for all the feedback. Agree that it may not sell for 6 figs, but it has lots of juice.

Nice name. I agree with mid $xxxx