domain Cabbage.ch

Cabbage farming in Switzerland

Cabbage.ch

Akinola Taiwo said:

Cabbage farming in Switzerland
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Cabbage.ch

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A 1000 hectares (approximately what is grown in Switzerland) is roughly a 1000 rugby pitches - not big at all in the grand scheme of things....

It's a turnip domain but disguised as.........cabbage

Turnip is from the same family as cabbage, I'm cracking up - done more reading up cabbages in the last few days than is healthy......

@NickB

NickB said:

A 1000 hectares (approximately what is grown in Switzerland) is roughly a 1000 rugby pitches - not big at all in the grand scheme of things....

It's a turnip domain but disguised as.........cabbage

Turnip is from the same family as cabbage, I'm cracking up - done more reading up cabbages in the last few days than is healthy......

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Where did you get your prove????

Read this..

Last Updated: Mar 17, 2020
Production of cabbage and other brassica reached 42.9 kt in 2018 in Switzerland, according to Faostat. This is 9.06 % more than in the previous year.

Historically, production of cabbage and other brassica in Switzerland reached an all time high of 60.0 kt in 1961 and an all time low of kt in. When compared to Switzerland's main peers, production of cabbage and other brassica in Austria amounted to 53.4 kt, 162 kt in France, 604 kt in Germany and 297 kt in Italy in 2018.

Switzerland has been ranked 76th within the group of 135 countries we follow in terms of production of cabbage and other brassica, 4 places above the position seen 10 years ago.

Source...
https://www.helgilibrary.com/indicators/production-of-cabbage-and-other-brassica/switzerland/

Read more here...

Production of Cabbage in Switzerland

Discover production data of Cabbage in Switzerland. Get production volume, price data , trends, and more...

Sources..
https://www.tridge.com/intelligences/cabbage/CH/production

op if you already have your mind set on something why bother to open the thread ? I'm genuinely curious not trying to bash you ^^
for me i know I'm a emotionally attached to my names so i hardly ever ask for a second opinion or open a thread in the appraisal section one thing for sure it will make the chances of you selling the name here on namepros slim to nothing for any kind of money

noneisnone said:

op if you already have your mind set on something why bother to open the thread ? I'm genuinely curious not trying to bash you ^^
for me i know I'm a emotionally attached to my names so i hardly ever ask for a second opinion or open a thread in the appraisal section one thing for sure it will make the chances of you selling the name here on namepros slim to nothing for any kind of money

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Thanks...

I understand your point...

Most domain guru don't used to open appraisal thread... Because there is some disadvantage especially if you are to sell such name here at namepros...

Some will even conderm your name to the extend that you will just loose interest to Renew such a name in the future...

Any name can sell.

However, having said that, I don't like the name personally for several reasons:

1. Not much of a sales data for both the keyword and the extension.

2. If the .org and the .net sold for that little (whether end user or reseller), then I don't want it because 9 times out of 10, other extensions can't do better than those two. And I am not in this business to make low xxx sales.

3. When considering cctlds, .io, .de, .co, .co.uk are the way to go. Even then, subpar names in those extensions are hard to sell. Heck, even subpar names in .com are hard to sell. How much more .ch. Don't stack the odds against yourself.

Now, if you were from Switzerland and you had Pay.ch, by all means keep it. Even if it doesn't sell, you can always start a business on it.

Note that an appraisal at the core is mainly people's opinion. It's why a rejected name on SH could be accepted at BB and vice versa.

Best of luck with cabbage.ch

Use this angle and go for it:

Cabbage and fermented vegetables: From death rate heterogeneity in countries to candidates for mitigation strategies of severe COVID-19

FolioTeam said:

Any name can sell.

However, having said that, I don't like the name personally for several reasons:

1. Not much of a sales data for both the keyword and the extension.

2. If the .org and the .net sold for that little (whether end user or reseller), then I don't want it because 9 times out of 10, other extensions can't do better than those two. And I am not in this business to make low xxx sales.

3. When considering cctlds, .io, .de, .co, .co.uk are the way to go. Even then, subpar names in those extensions are hard to sell. Heck, even subpar names in .com are hard to sell. How much more .ch. Don't stack the odds against yourself.

Now, if you were from Switzerland and you had Pay.ch, by all means keep it. Even if it doesn't sell, you can always start a business on it.

Note that an appraisal at the core is mainly people's opinion. It's why a rejected name on SH could be accepted at BB and vice versa.

Best of luck with cabbage.ch

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Thanks for your message..

So many extension has been taken for the keyword "cabbage"...
.com
.net
.org
.co
.co.uk
.io
eu

Any many more
So I believe this could worth $$$$$ for this...

Only time will tell.
thanks once again...

OK
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Cabbage.ch

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Akinola Taiwo said:

So I believe this could worth $$$$$ for this...

Only time will tell.
thanks once again...

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Wish you success, but you're not going to get any more opinions from others, I guess.

All has been said already.

Reg fee unless you get some big
sauerkraut Company to bite

Thanks

MasterOfMyDomains said:

Reg fee unless you get some big
sauerkraut Company to bite

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Future Sensors said:

Wish you success, but you're not going to get any more opinions from others, I guess.

All has been said already.

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Thanks