domain 132 Hyphenated-Dictionary

[WordWalker]

Overall portfolio quality assessment...

(Ballpark portfolio value & suggestions for marketing please.)

Blood-And-Guts.Com
Blow-By-Blow.Com
Carbon-Date.Com
Card-Carrying.Com
Carpet-Bomb.Com
Car-Pooler.Com
Cat-O-Nine-Tails.Com
Chain-Smoke.Com
Class-Conscious.Com
Clean-Shaven.Com
Cross-Fertilize.Com
Cross-Legged.Com
Cut-and-Dried.Com
Double-Knit.Com
Dress-Down.Com
Dressing-Down.Com
Empty-Headed.Com
Face-Saving.Com
Fair-Haired.Com
Falling-Out.Com
Feeble-Minded.Com
First-Stringer.Com
Flea-Bitten.Com
Floor-Length.Com
Foot-Dragging.Com
Four-Oclock.Com
Glassed-In.Com
Go-Getting.Com
Goody-Two-Shoes.Com
Goose-Step.Com
Half-Witted.Com
Hand-To-Mouth.Com
Hanger-On.Com
Hard-Hitting.Com
Hard-Shell.Com
Have-Nots.Com
Hide-And-Go-Seek.Com
High-Capacity.Com
High-Minded.Com
Holier-Than-Thou.Com
Horn-Rimmed.Com
Horror-Stricken.Com
Ill-Treatment.Com
Jet-Propelled.Com
Leave-Taking.Com
Long-Drawn-Out.Com
Long-Suffering.Com
Lop-Eared.Com
Lower-Class.Com
Low-Keyed.Com
Low-Lying.Com
Low-Minded.Com
Low-Pitched.Com
Low-Spirited.Com
Many-Sided.Com
Middle-of-the-Roader.Com
Middle-Sized.Com
Mind-Boggling.Com
Mind-Read.Com
Name-Calling.Com
Nerve-Racking.Com
Nice-Looking.Com
Number-Crunching.Com
One-Sided.Com
Open-Faced.Com
Pass-Fail.Com
Photo-Offset.Com
Pigeon-Toed.Com
Pole-Vaulter.Com
Pro-Choicer.Com
Public-Spirited.Com
Pug-Nosed.Com
Put-On.Com
Rabble-Rousing.Com
Red-Blooded.Com
Right-Hander.Com
Rose-Colored.Com
Rough-and-Tumble.Com
Second-In-Command.Com
Second-Stringer.Com
Secretary-General.Com
Self-Absorption.Com
Self-Assertive.Com
Self-Conceit.Com
Self-Explanatory.Com
Self-Imposed.Com
Self-Pollination.Com
Self-Proclaimed.Com
Self-Regulating.Com
Self-Sacrificing.Com
Self-Sealing.Com
Send-Up.Com
Sharp-Tongued.Com
Sharp-Witted.Com
Short-Tempered.Com
Shot-Putting.Com
Sight-Reader.Com
Six-Gun.Com
Slam-Dance.Com
Slow-Witted.Com
Snot-Nosed.Com
Snow-Blind.Com
Soft-Pedal.Com
Soft-Spoken.Com
Strip-Mine.Com
Strip-Mining.Com
Strong-Minded.Com
Switch-Hit.Com
Theater-In-The-Round.Com
Thin-Skinned.Com
Third-Rate.Com
Tight-Lipped.Com
Time-Consuming.Com
Time-Saving.Com
Tone-Deaf.Com
Tongue-Lash.Com
Trumped-Up.Com
Twin-Size.Com
Two-By-Four.Com
Two-Dimensional.Com
Vest-Pocket.Com
Waist-Deep.Com
Waist-High.Com
Warmed-Over.Com
Watered-Down.Com
Weak-Kneed.Com
Weak-Minded.Com
Weather-Beaten.Com
Weather-Bound.Com
Well-Behaved.Com
Well-Founded.Com
Well-Meaning.Com

 

[fatter]

I have a few hyphen names so I am not coming at this in the blind or with a resentment of hyphens, all most all of these are brandable names which you would be hardpressed to find a buyer with the hyphen. Most will have no value because the keywords you have chosen dont have advertisers seeking them.
hope I am wrong
good luck
Joe T

 

[WordWalker]

Thanks for your feedback.

The value I see in this portfolio is that each hyphenated domain name is also a genuine dictionary term. I would have approached this much differently had these domains been fabricated two word combinations that did not appear together in the dictionary as an actual compound word entry.

When I looked at Wordtracker, it showed fairly decent daily search interest for many of these compound words, and most of these terms (when searched as a word group in quotes) had Google page count results in the hundreds of thousands and millions.

So in searching for a meaningful benchmark, I would be very interested in knowing the value of the non-hyphenated .com counterpart of each of these domains. I realize, of course, that the hyphenated domains would be valued at significantly less, but it would give me something to use as a means of comparison.

 

[fatter]

I was waiting for others to chime in but since they didnt, to answer your question I think quiete a few of these names would have good sales and would be worth mid x,xxx
because of there memmorability, problem is most endusers wont build a brand around a hyphenated name, especiall when the non hyphenated name would enjoy half of there traffic, I think if they wanted it they would just offer 5k-10k for the non hyphenated name. There are a few exceptions to this but overall unless its a product/service keyword then there arent too many companies that brand a name with a hyphen. Some cases where they would brand a hyphen name might be green-card.com health-insurance.com car-parts.com etc. I own a few where the hyphen was branded by someone else and i benefit from there adds.