55K+ OVT... .com not registered, thoughts?

[jhansen]

Hi all,

I stumbled upon a 5 word, 28 character phrase "******* ****** **** ****** *****" that returns over 55,000 US OVT (w/o ext...). The full phrase, in the proper order, does not have a registered dot com. Does anyone think it would be worth registering? Sorry for being so vague!

 

[estibot.com]

It's a long name...Hard to say without seeing the name. If you PM me the name, I'll have a look and give you my opinion. Don't worry I won't reg it or post it.

 

[dnb8]

I think that this is to long domain

 

[peaches017]

Depends on the keywords

If it's going to be good keywords like finance then it might be worth testing the water, one click may pay for the reg.

Peter

 

[JasMate]

there would be many high ovt domain phrases but I am not going to look for them or rush out and register them any time soon

 

[nrmillions]

i dont think it would be worth regging. if it was worth it the .com would have already been taken most likely. some things people would type into a search engine but would never actually try to visit a site containing all the words directly into their browser.

 

[cache]

how did you run overture? Did you have the spaces in between the 5 words? Did you have quotes?

 

[IAmAllanShore]

Plenty of 5 word combos that are worthless as domains (in my humble opinion, of course... feel free to prove me wrong ) in the 10k to 50k range. 50k is towards the top, but unless it has obvious commercial appeal, I'd just let it go.
-Allan

 

[End User King]

Register it as is and with " - " between each word. Could pay off SEO.

 

[yumi]

28 chars?Too long!