question Hyphens

GUSTaV 2020 · Dec 4, 2020

Hi,
can someone please give me advise is it wise to buy two word domain with hyphen.
For example domain cmykcartridges.com is selling for 10000 dollars and cmyk-cartridges.com for 10 dollars.
Question is are there potential buyers for a domain with hypen considering that cmykcartridges.com is selling for 10000 and is probably too much for most potential end buyers.
I hope there are end users that dont care about hypens (beacuse 10000 is too much) or am I wrong.
I am still beginner and learning and reading this forum.

Thank you,
Goran

DuDD · Dec 5, 2020

Domain names with hyphens are hard to spell,
When entering the Web is easy to write wrong or missed,that will lead to traffic loss
Therefore domian with hypen is more valuable and precious

I hope this can help you, if you have any questions, please feel free to communicate

GUSTaV 2020 · Dec 5, 2020

du6262 said:
Domain names with hyphens are hard to spell,

When entering the Web is easy to write wrong or missed,that will lead to traffic loss

Therefore domian with hypen is more valuable and precious

I hope this can help you, if you have any questions, please feel free to communicate

Thank you for the information. Sorry for bad english writing all the time hypen instead hyphen

CJ6 · Dec 5, 2020

Remember, just because someone is selling a domain for $XXXXX doesn't mean that its worth it. Personally, I would never even hand register cmykcartridges.

hawkeye · Dec 5, 2020

du6262 said:
Domain names with hyphens are hard to spell,
When entering the Web is easy to write wrong or missed,that will lead to traffic loss
Therefore domian with hypen is more valuable and precious

?? “

” huh??
Not sure what you’re saying here.

You note that they are hard to spell, Then you note (with a misspell) they are more valuable!!

GUSTaV 2020 said:
Sorry for bad english writing all the time hypen instead hyphen

Don’t worry, he did it too!

biggie · Dec 5, 2020

du6262 said:
Therefore domian

hawkeye said:
Don’t worry, he did it too!

Hi

yeah and he misspelled "domian" above, as well

it depends on the words on each side of the hyphen
for instance, i sold : braided-rugs.com and other hyphenated domains in the past.

everything......always depends on the "actual domain" in question.

imo...

GUSTaV 2020 · Dec 6, 2020

CJ6 said:
Remember, just because someone is selling a domain for $XXXXX doesn't mean that its worth it. Personally, I would never even hand register cmykcartridges.

I thought so it would sound complicated for two word domain regardless that cmyk is popular in printing business. Finding a two word domain that make sense and that words have value and of course arent taken gives me a headache. Thank you for your time

GUSTaV 2020 · Dec 6, 2020

biggie said:
Hi

yeah and he misspelled "domian" above, as well

it depends on the words on each side of the hyphen
for instance, i sold : braided-rugs.com and other hyphenated domains in the past.

everything......always depends on the "actual domain" in question.

imo...

I found out that there a lot of two words with hyphens that aren't taken, of course with obvious reason.
Reading NP blogs came to an article that hyphens.com came to 3% of the overall sales .com.
Losing a small amount of money for hyphens .com just to give it a shot is acceptable.
Thank you for your time and sharing examples of domain that you sold

.

DuDD · Dec 7, 2020

GUSTaV 2020 said:
Thank you for the information. Sorry for bad english writing all the time hypen instead hyphen

you are welcome

DuDD · Dec 7, 2020

Ha ha ha, thank you for pointing it out

I will try my best to correct it

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