domain trumpindividual1.com

1. Word and number combinations don't tend to sell well as a general rule.
2. Domains should have a clear business use, which should be substantiated by existing online companies that are using similar names in industries that are clearly represented by your domain name.
3. The more "ideas" you add to your name, the easier you make it for potential buyers to find a cheap alternative. Using your name as an example... If I were really set on owning a name like this, would I be more likely to pay you a premium, or to register TrumpIndividualOne.com myself?
4. Buy names on the aftermarket as much as possible, and do your research before buying. If you're intent on hand-registering, read as much as you can here to learn effective strategies. Focusing on future technologies is one option, but you need to be patient (i.e. hold the names for years).

Joe Nichols said:

No value here beyond your registration fee, I'm afraid...

Good domain names should not try to derive value from famous people or companies, as you run the risk of encountering legal issues.

A few additional points:

1. Word and number combinations don't tend to sell well as a general rule.
2. Domains should have a clear business use, which should be substantiated by existing online companies that are using similar names in industries that are clearly represented by your domain name.
3. The more "ideas" you add to your name, the easier you make it for potential buyers to find a cheap alternative. Using your name as an example... If I were really set on owning a name like this, would I be more likely to pay you a premium, or to register TrumpIndividualOne.com myself?
4. Buy names on the aftermarket as much as possible, and do your research before buying. If you're intent on hand-registering, read as much as you can here to learn effective strategies. Focusing on future technologies is one option, but you need to be patient (i.e. hold the names for years).

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