domain HoldMyPets.love

[BeyondTheDot]

Please appraise this name and share your thoughts.

I also own the .com version.

The image below speaks for itself:

 

[jhm]

Definitely drop this one

 

[bmugford]

A 3 word .love domain? I don't think there is really any demand for that.

Brad

 

[BeyondTheDot]

Definitely drop this one

And also the .com version?

I don't think there is really any demand for that.

A demand from a domain investor acquiring the domain name or an end user taking the effort in typing in a ten character domain name?

 

[jhm]

Not really the same value, imho. Bullish has a positive connotation to it. Same can't be said for bearish

And also the .com version?


A demand from a domain investor acquiring the domain name or an end user taking the effort in typing in a ten character domain name?

Mmm, even COM is a stretch (maybe XXX). A buyer looking for a domain related to holding pets, like its some business or place of serious interest? Its a bit nonsensical. Maybe if it was viewed as looking after pets (holding them), than it being a cuddling thing. Bit different if you had like "pet education", and one of the things is a how-to for handling different dogs properly, or a more meaningful 3 letter like "pets for you" or "we love dogs" (COM), you'd be on the better end of it

 

[Jordon M.]

Mid-x to Low-xx

 

[bmugford]

A demand from a domain investor acquiring the domain name or an end user taking the effort in typing in a ten character domain name?

Demand from anyone. There is basically no demand for .love domains, never mind 3 word ones.

Brad

 

[BeyondTheDot]

Mmm, even COM is a stretch (maybe XXX). A buyer looking for a domain related to holding pets, like its some business or place of serious interest? Its a bit nonsensical. Maybe if it was viewed as looking after pets (holding them), than it being a cuddling thing.

Good to know. I will hold on to the .com version in this case. I can't help it, but I envision only a cuddly business in it. Which is why .love works better than .com.

Demand from anyone. There is basically no demand for .love domains, never mind 3 word ones.

Perhaps one day the world opens up to .love, since it is actually the no. 1 thing humanity is desiring.

I would also argue that if people are capable of typing in .com domains that have 3 words in it - for which I believe there are many - then swapping the .com with .love instead, which first of all is not a huge amount of effort, and secondly, it would likely make them feel more at home since it resonates with them. It may take several more years indeed at this stage.

I suppose I'll end this thread with another image.

I'll lock this thread in a day or so, so feel free to respond. I will then move on the my last 'pet' domain for now.

 

[MasterOfMyDomains]

Terrible. One if the worst domains I have ever seen
Go talk to people on street, ya know, normal people. I tried explaining to 17 year old and 70 year okd why they needed a domain.
Whats a domain?
Go find an example of a .love in use where you live. Saw a truck today with a .biz on the tailgate. Cant remember what it was.
Who would have imagined this 10 years ago eh Brad.
The time you spent reading this had more value than this name will ever have
3 word .love
Reg fee

 

[MasterOfMyDomains]

An example of a .love being used locally.
Dutch.Love
Thats a cool name. Your turn

 

[BeyondTheDot]

3 word .love
Reg fee

= drop

An example of a .love being used locally.
Dutch.Love
Thats a cool name. Your turn

If that works, then all languages and countries would be just as good.