domain HQNames.com

good. $500 min value imo

do not think HQ is commonly used abbreviation for 'High Quality' it is Head Quarters..

NameFit said:

do not think HQ is commonly used abbreviation for 'High Quality' it is Head Quarter..

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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/HQ

frankly speaking I never heard of that

Thanks for your reply, looking for more opinions

Jason.tv said:

good. $500 min value imo

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Good points: Short, memorable, brandable, good name for a domain portfolio site.

Weak points: In the UK, the most common usage of HQ is to abbreviate Head Quarters. Whilst it can mean High Quality too, most people will initially read it as Head Quarters.

attayeb said:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/HQ

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Be careful going by everything in wikipedia - ask a native English speaker instead. In the US, I have never heard "high quality" abbreviated as "HQ" - rather it is almost always synonymous with "headquarters" as others mentioned. Doesn't mean that it couldn't represent that but pretty much every English speaker is going to think "headquarters" which is really run of the mill with "Names" as far as domains go IMHO. It is a brandable domain for domainers - high risk and not usually high reward unless it is premium. It is short and easy to remember, but includes an acronym and not anything special or premium. I think you are looking at low regfee/$xx to low $xxx if you get lucky.

Hope this helps!

I never heard that 'hq' can mean 'headquarters'. 'HQ' for me - 'high quality'.
I like this name.

Really i didnt know that HQ means Head Quarter before this thread just like RU , Maybe because I am not a native English speaker
Thanks all for your replies and help , and waiting for other opinions too

you can see the difference in interpretation of 'HQ' (namesHQ is listed at $25,000) HQ is normally used towards the end of the word - Names Head Quarters...

https://auctions.godaddy.com/trpItemListing.aspx?domain=nameshq.com

NameFit said:

you can see the difference in interpretation of 'HQ' (namesHQ is listed at $25,000) HQ is normally used towards the end of the word - Names Head Quarters...

https://auctions.godaddy.com/trpItemListing.aspx?domain=nameshq.com

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Thanks , and in the other hand , HQDomain.com referred to buy domains.com so it could be used the 2 ways

You may want to do a search on this site http://www.buydomains.com/ as to how many and what type of results you get when you do search in two ways

i) start with HQ
ii) end with HQ

domainhq is better for seo than hqdomain. imo

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RU said:

domainhq is better for seo than hqdomain. imo

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Yes, for me, as a native English speaker, it is because "headquarters" works better at the end.

Also HighQualityNames.com was registered in 2009, if HQ was abbreviation for High Quality, he would have preferred HQNames instead....

By the way, HighQualityNames.com is pending delete - you may want to grab it if you really want a name around that..

Domainer domains just don't sell that well. $100-$200.