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[cooljub]

Hi everyone, I'm new here. I was wondering what members think my domain might be worth?

Thanks

 

[cooljub]

I bought the domain thinking it might be a term that's searched a lot.

Perhaps a student lettings agent or search portal?
Only registered recently so undeveloped

Long name but easy to say. Not sure of the value..

 

[Backpacker]

Hi everyone, I'm new here. I was wondering what members think my domain might be worth?

semesteraccommodation.com

Thanks

I am myself noob material, but it seems to me that people would rather search for vacation, trip, weekend or holiday rather than semester? Also, it is rather long... A quick synonyms search would result in perhaps rather using other words -are you from Sweden? Swedes call "vacation" for "semester" in their language, but semester in english means course, period or quarter... Hence i suspect there is a language issue here -rendering the domain illogic. Even "vacationaccomodation" would be too long in my opinion

 

[accelerator]

Long name but easy to say. Not sure of the value..

I would not register any more domains like this. It is way way too long. Also, there is no business case for owning this domain, it's long and totally forgettable. I would say more than likely it has no value. Be very very picky when it comes to registering names that you hope to sell on. Good luck.

 

[RBCDNs]

I can see the potential use for this name, but the length and the likelihood if its adoption isn't quite clear in my mind. What kind of accommodations are you hoping will be associated with this name?

 

[cooljub]

I am myself noob material, but it seems to me that people would rather search for vacation, trip, weekend or holiday rather than semester? Also, it is rather long... A quick synonyms search would result in perhaps rather using other words -are you from Sweden? Swedes call "vacation" for "semester" in their language, but semester in english means course, period or quarter... Hence i suspect there is a language issue here -rendering the domain illogic. Even "vacationaccomodation" would be too long in my opinion

'The new semester' - more popular now here in the UK than 'the new term' at university.